Win Nuryati is an experienced Indonesian domestic helper with over 10 years of proven service in Singaporean households. She is highly skilled in all aspects of housekeeping, including cleaning, laundry, and ironing, and is proficient in grocery shopping and meal preparation. Her culinary strengths include Malay, Indonesian, Chinese, Indian, and vegetarian cuisines. Win also has two years of hands-on experience in infant and childcare, elderly care, and disability support, showcasing her adaptability to a wide range of household needs. She is open to performing additional tasks such as gardening, car washing, and cat care, and is available to start work immediately.

2023 to 2025 – Singapore Worked for a Malay family in a 4-room HDB. Responsibilities included general housekeeping such as cleaning, laundry, and ironing, along with grocery shopping, elderly care, and disability support. She also assisted with sewing and prepared daily meals, mainly Malay and Indonesian dishes. She managed all household chores, grocery shopping, and cooking while providing care for three children aged 8, 5, and 1. She was actively involved in the infant's daily routines and prepared meals focused on Malay and Indonesian cuisine. She was responsible for infant and childcare for children aged 4 and 2, maintained the home through regular housekeeping, handled grocery shopping, and cooked daily Indian meals. She provided full-time care for a 1-year-old child, maintained a clean and organized household, managed grocery runs, and prepared vegetarian meals for the family. Her duties included infant care for a 1-year-old, general household cleaning, grocery shopping, and preparing Chinese dishes for the family. She cared for two children aged 7 and 3, including infant care, and was responsible for housekeeping, grocery shopping, car washing, sewing, and cooking traditional Malay and Indonesian food. She provided infant care, looked after older children aged 15 and 12, supported elderly and disabled family members, managed daily housekeeping, grocery shopping, and prepared Malay and Indonesian meals.