
Who We Are
Founders

Ashley Halim
Founder
Hi! I'm Ashley, currently studying environmental science and data science at the University of Southern California. I'm passionate about using my skills and knowledge to become more involved with clubs and my community, and I'm excited to learn more about the environment. I love to draw and use it as an outlet to express myself. Aside from that, you'll also often find me taking pictures and jamming out on the drums! I'm also an avid fan of the outdoors so you'll find me on different adventures satisfying my own curiosity.

Maxmilian Halim
Co-founder
Hi, I'm Maxmilian, co-founder of Klinair and currently studying computer engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. My interests span from machine learning to cybersecurity and coding, which I believe are key tools for driving change. Outside the digital world, I'm a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu enthusiast and an outdoors lover, often found kayaking, hiking, or canyoning.
Executive Committee

Joshua Arwen Hadiwinata
President
Hi, I’m Joshua Arwen Hadiwinata, and I am currently a high school student at ACS Jakarta. I’m drawn to the beauty of nature and can often be found photographing scenery whenever I travel. Through Klinair, I hope to help preserve that beauty and improve the quality of the air in my home city, Jakarta. In addition to Klinair, I am also active in the ACS Social Impact Society (SIS), which organizes events at retirement homes and engages the residents to bring brief moments of joy and a sense of connection with the younger generation.

Clayton Surya
Vice President
Hi, my name is Clayton — VP of Klinair! I believe clean air starts with awareness, so I’ve made it my goal to tackle air pollution in Jakarta and beyond. I’m passionate about raising awareness in Indonesia and making our Corsi–Rosenthal boxes more efficient and accessible for the local communities that need them most. Outside of Klinair, you can find me exploring new places, trying out bizarre things, geeking out over new aircraft design, or diving into research for MUN — and yes, indie games are my guilty pleasure.


