Olivia Sembiring completed her undergraduate law degree from the University of North Sumatra in 2001 and her postgraduate degree from the University of Indonesia in 2006. She has been with the Indonesian Attorney General's Office since 2003 and began her career as a prosecutor in September 2006, starting at the Serang District Prosecutor's Office.
In 2007, Olivia was assigned as a Functional Prosecutor in the Deputy Attorney General for General Crimes, where she became a member of the Anti-Terrorism and Transnational Crime Task Force. During this time, she handled several high-profile terrorism cases, including the prosecution of Umar Patek.
In 2013, she was seconded to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), where she managed significant corruption and money laundering cases, such as those involving Djoko Susilo, a former high-ranking police official, and Akil Mochtar, a former Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court. After her tenure at the KPK, she returned to the Attorney General's Office. In 2019, she was appointed Head of the International Cooperation Subdivision in the Legal and Foreign Affairs Bureau, where she played a key role in international cooperation, including managing the extradition request from the Hungarian Government for Robert Horvath, which was adjudicated at the South Jakarta District Court.
In March 2023, Olivia was appointed as Coordinator at the Banten High Prosecutor's Office. She is currently a member of the Task Force for Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence Handling, established by the Attorney General of Indonesia under Attorney General's Decision Number 204 of 2021.
Coordinator at Banten Provincial Prosecution Office, Indonesia
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