My name is Achmad Miftahul Ulum, and I grew up in Bima, a small city on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia. From a young age, I was a creative and athletic child, with a particular fondness for mathematics. In elementary school, my passion for numbers led me to compete in the city-wide Math Olympics, where I proudly secured third place in Bima.

I continued my junior high education at MTsN 1 Bima, where I forged many lasting friendships that I still cherish today. After junior high, I made the significant decision to move to Java Island, specifically to Bogor. This city held special meaning as it was where my mother pursued her undergraduate degree. In Bogor, I enrolled in a boarding school, a transformative experience where I lived away from home, only returning during semester breaks. This environment exposed me to a diverse group of friends from all over Indonesia, allowing me to learn about various customs and traditions from different ethnic groups. Sharing stories and experiences with them was truly wonderful.

Following my time in Bogor, I decided to pursue higher education in Germany. Currently, I'm living in Bremerhaven, a city in northern Germany renowned for having one of Europe's largest ports. Here, I'm specializing in Medical Engineering with a focus on Medical Informatics.