蔡妍芝

優秀校友
印尼

My name is Goldhie Kharismatha Mahonny, I am a 2019 graduate from Chang Jung Christian University from the Department of Computer-Aided Media Design. I come from Indonesia. While studying at CJCU, I found out that my teachers have mastery of their expertise and are very caring about my studies and well-being. I gained experiences meeting and interacting with lots of people, not in my usual social circle. Clubs in CJCU also provided opportunities for me to hone my design skills.  

After graduating, I returned to Indonesia to find a job. My first job application is to a big-name Indonesian IT infrastructure company, sending my portfolio built during my studies in CJCU, and immediately got accepted for an interview. After a series of rigorous testing, I got accepted into the company despite being a fresh graduate.  

My role in the company is as a graphic designer. I am tasked to make printed designs, such as invitations and promotion materials for multiple projects and brands. My audiences range from private salespeople to C-Level executives, usually ranging from private gatherings of tens to huge events or promotions that invite thousands. My biggest involvement is as the main designer in the yearly gathering of C-Level executives across Indonesia.  

The hard skills and soft skills I learnt during college proved useful, as I am trusted with big projects and other responsibilities. The various subjects I learnt from CJCU and the self-learning habit I got from classes also helps me in learning new skills needed for my work.  

Because of the pandemic, my job description has changed. Digital design has become more in demand, and I was transferred to the Digital Design Team. However, I was able to adapt faster to the workflow and crunch than the other designers; because of the work habit and attitude, I developed during college.  

Having worked for 2 years, I’m very grateful to have studied and graduated from CJCU. The skills I learnt, the habits and attitude I developed during college; all have helped me in my work-life and in my social relationships.