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Software engineer — deep tech, aerospace, full-stack
Tsaqif Mukhayyar, software engineer: Firmware to cloud, ground to sky.
I’m Tsaqif Mukhayyar, a software engineer in Surabaya building deep tech — flight firmware for CanSats and rockets, ground stations, industrial inspection software, and the cloud behind it. I ship MVPs in weeks, not months.
- AAS CanSat Competition
- 3rd ×2
- AAS CanSat Competition USA, ’23 & ’26
- TEKNOFEST 2026
- Best Rocket
- TEKNOFEST ’26 · ROKETSAN
- Edge OTA pipeline
- 45 → 5 min
- OTA rollout per edge unit
- Research
- IEEE ’26
- GCCE paper, edge computer vision
(01)AboutSurabaya, Indonesia
Deep in software, deep in hardware.
A π-shaped engineer: two deep specialties joined by systems thinking. I helped take a satellite team from 22nd in the world to the podium, wrote an edge-vision paper for IEEE GCCE 2026, and ship production software for industrial inspection, logistics, defense — and photobooths.
Toolbox
(02)Flight log2019 — now · keep scrolling
Ground to sky, year by year.
(03)Experience
Where I’ve shipped.
EEPISAT
Satellite & rocketry team · PENS · 2022 — 2026
(04)Field notes · Fig. 01CanSat Competition 2023
A $15 antenna, a 4 km link.
We needed a reliable link between a falling payload and the ground station. Stock antennas topped out around 3 km. So we built a Moxon–Yagi: two bent-aluminum Moxon rectangles — one as the reflector, one as the driven element — plus five straight dipole-style directors, all taped to a PVC boom — and held a 4.2 km link with 99% of packets received in flight.
Slide the CanSat along the rail: the meter reads the free-space link budget at 915 MHz.
- Radio
- XBee-PRO 900HP · 24 dBm
- Antenna
- 2 Moxon + 5 directors · ≈ 11 dBi
- Field test
- 4.2 km · 99% packets
(05)Selected projects
Things I’ve built.
(06)Working togetherRemote · UTC+7
How I can help.
(07)RecognitionCompetitions · stages
On the record.
(08)Writing