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Our Professional Network of Engineers, Scientists, and STEM Educators
We comprise a global network of world-class engineers, scientists, and educators who are adept at handling projects on a part-time or full-time basis. To connect with our orangutan-stem network, kindly arrange an introductory call to ensure mutual compatibility. Our orangutan-stem network brings valuable experience in developing enterprise software, building and modernizing data infrastructure, and crafting STEM curricula tailored for all types of individuals.
Konong Sembiring
Konong is a seasoned photographer, videographer, and field scientist based in Berastagi, Northern Sumatra. With a professional photography background from renowned publication companies in Jakarta, Indonesia, he currently collaborates with orangutan-stem on agricultural video surveys using drones and other advanced sensors. Additionally, Konong serves as a certified jungle trekking guide for global visitors at Gunung Leuser National Park. His skills include video and photography editing, data management, and the creation of STEM curricula, focusing on ecology, environmental science, and agriculture.
Michael Stack
Mike is a data architect originally from Chicago area (Oak Lawn, Illinois). After traveling solo to Northern Sumatra in 2019 to trek Gunung Leuser National Park, he partnered with Wilson and Konong to invest in the community, building what would become orangutan-stem. What started as a portfolio project has grown into a thriving orchard, guest accommodations, a full-service restaurant, and an integrated data infrastructure. Mike's background spans roles in data architecture, software engineering, and stem education.
Wilson Sembiring
Wilson is a Karonese farmer, entrepreneur, and community advocate from Northern Sumatra. Known locally as "Willie," he operates PE88 Tavern in Peceren, Berastagi, and has spent years organizing local coffee farmers to fight for fair commodity pricing. As co-founder of orangutan-stem, Wilson brings deep agricultural knowledge, a passion for protecting Sumatra's forests, and an unwavering belief that the people who grow the product should be the ones who decide its value. A farmer, a teacher, and a friend to all who visit.
Jabriel Crawford
Jabriel brings years of experience acquired from his role as a software engineer at Amazon, and currently a software engineer at Google. Originally from Chicago, his enduring passion for technology is evident in his ability to unravel complex problems and simplifying intricate challenges. Jabriel distinguishes himself as an exceptionally skilled developer, teacher, and mentor, showcasing the ability to transform demanding real-world problems into straightforward and enjoyable learning experiences.
