Nursayyidah Jahsy
About Nursayyidah Jahsy
Nursayyidah Jahsy is a Product Supply Associate Manager at Procter & Gamble and Co-Founder and CFO at Students Catalyst. She has a diverse background in chemical engineering, leadership, and international relations.
Current Role at Procter & Gamble
Nursayyidah Jahsy is currently serving as the Product Supply Associate Manager at Procter & Gamble based in Jakarta. Since joining the company in 2016, she has been involved in managing product supply operations. Her role includes overseeing supply chain processes, ensuring timely product delivery, and maintaining supply efficiency within the company.
Co-Founder and CFO at Students Catalyst
Since 2015, Nursayyidah Jahsy has taken on the dual role of Co-Founder and CFO at Students Catalyst in the Bandung area of West Java, Indonesia. In this capacity, she is responsible for the financial management and strategic planning that supports the organization’s goals. Students Catalyst focuses on fostering student-driven initiatives and leadership development.
Chemical Engineering at Institut Teknologi Bandung
Nursayyidah Jahsy studied Chemical Engineering at Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) from 2012 to 2016. During her time at ITB, she gained substantial knowledge in chemical processes, engineering principles, and applied sciences. Her education at ITB has equipped her with the technical skills necessary for her diverse professional roles.
Experience as a Delegate
In 2015, Nursayyidah Jahsy participated as a delegate in the Youth Model ASEAN Conference in Singapore and the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR) in Manila, Philippines. These experiences provided her with opportunities to engage in international relations, cross-cultural dialogue, and collaboration with peers from different countries.
Roles in Leadership and Teaching
Nursayyidah Jahsy has held various leadership and teaching positions, such as the ITB SC President at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and a Teaching Assistant in the Chemical Engineering Department of ITB. Her work with the American Institute of Chemical Engineers focused on leadership within the student chapter, while her teaching assistant role involved supporting students in their studies and conducting laboratory sessions.