Meiditomo Sutyarjoko
Meiditomo was the Lead Consultant of BRIsat project. This 52 years old man completed his undergraduate studies from the Department of Electrotechnical track selection B (now Telecommunication Engineering ITB) in 1983, a master degree from the University of Southern California, and a doctorate from the University of Indonesia. In 1989, Meiditomo was chosen as one of the first of the seven Indonesian in PT Nusantara Aircraft Industry (IPTN), which is mandated to study about satellite at Hughes Space and Communications Inc. in California. Hughes Space and Communications Inc. is also one of the world's leading satellite company. In the company that now has become a part of Boeing Space Systems (BSS), Meiditomo learned to design satellites, integrate systems, conduct tests on land, run a satellite launch rocket, test when a satellite already in orbit, and make sure about the implementation of hand over or satellite delivery to consumers.


Along with these achievements, from 1989 to 2015, he had launched many satellites under his guidance. There  are  Aussat B1, B2 Aussat, Astra 1C, 1D Astra, Inmarsat III, Galaxy III, Galaxy V, VI Galaxy, Palapa C1, Palapa C2, Garuda 1, S2M- 1, Arabsat, ABS-1, ABS-2, ABS-3 , ABS-7, ABS-4 ABS-6, and the latest is BRIsat. Ir. Meiditomo also has experience in spectrum management in the international session as a Chairman and Head of Delegation in operator review meeting for L-Band which was held from 2003 to 2009. He was also a delegate of the hearing held by Asia Pacific Telecomunity and ITU.

Omar Isnawan
He is a Satellite Consultant (Payload and Comm) of BRIsat who was born 49 years ago (04/23/16). Omar completed his undergraduate studies in Electrical Engineering ITB 1990 and a Master of Electrical Engineering in the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, United States. Omar is now a Director of Satellite Engineering in an institution named Asia Broadcast Satellite. His experience in manufacturing the satellite is no doubt. Omar underwent more than six years working as a receiver design, satellite test engineer, and system engineer in a satellite manufacture, Hughes Space & Communications, El Segundo, California, United States. Not quite there, Omar later worked in a satellite operator, Asia Cellular Satellite, for seven years. Two of which were involved in the procurement of satellites AceS. In 2006, he was the lead specialist in Inmarsat Indonesia, and involved in the development of mobile satellite handheld terminal user.

In 2011, Omar joined Asia Broadcast Satellite, one of the global satellite operators in Hong Kong and served in the field of satellite engineering and operation to help the division operation in Subic Bay, the Philippines and the Division of Engineering & Procurement in Washington DC, USA, in the procurement of satellite ABS-2, ABS-3A, and ABS-2A.

Sources of information and documentation: stei.itb.ac.id