Rizkie Nurindiani is a researcher, writer, and project developer specializing in cultural anthropology, culinary heritage, and community development. Her academic background in International Relations and Cultural Anthropology provides a strong analytical foundation for examining social, cultural, and economic dynamics. With more than fifteen years of experience, she has been actively involved in socio-cultural research, cultural heritage documentation, as well as the design and implementation of community-based development programs in collaboration with government institutions, the private sector, and civil society organizations.

Beyond her research activities, Rizkie actively contributes to various media and has initiated independent platforms such as Bumbu Majalah Kuliner and TrulyJogja.com. Her works often highlight food as cultural identity, the relationship between communities and their living environments, and social transformation in everyday contexts. Combining expertise in research, writing, and project development, Rizkie emphasizes a critical and collaborative approach to support cultural preservation and the advancement of local potential.