She is a doctoral researcher with over a decade of experience in higher education, research, and institutional governance. She serves as a lecturer in Indonesia (on study leave) contributing to teaching and governance. Her decade-plus career bridges academia with practical sustainability research. She focuses on how values, behavior, and economic conditions shape sustainable consumption, emphasizing environmental justice and socio-economic inequalities.She holds double Master’s degrees in International Development (Japan) and Economics of Development (Indonesia).

Her work explores attitudes toward institutions in driving household food waste amid urban growth, linking behaviors to policy for equitable sustainability.