Muslih Biladi is a Land Use and Supply Chain Sustainability Analyst at WRI Indonesia, where he is responsible for providing data, developing methodologies, and implementing spatial data analysis for land-based industries. His work centers on deforestation monitoring and climate change policy.

Previously, Muslih has held several roles as a GIS Analyst. At WWF Indonesia, he contributed to a project mapping land cover change in Riau using machine learning. He has also served as a consultant for a spatial data inventory project for the PLN Indonesia electricity network in West Java, among various other projects and research initiatives. Muslih's expertise lies in data consolidation, geospatial analysis, and data science.

Muslih holds a Bachelor of Science in Geographic Information Science from Gadjah Mada University (UGM). For his final project, he analyzed spatio-temporal peatland fire data from 2000 to 2020 using decomposition algorithms and autoregressive models.

In his spare time, Muslih enjoys reading classic novels, traveling, and outdoor sports such as rock climbing and caving.