Yusron began his career in the midst of his studies, where he worked at the Dewiserasi Indah Wisata Tour and Travel company. Upon his graduation, he worked in Antarini, a flight consulting company, for about a year, before moving to Sheraton Media. He then joined the foreign ministry, where he was sent to pursue his master's studies at the University of Indonesia.[1]
Upon finishing his master's studies, Yusron was assigned to Indonesia's consulate general in Jeddah as the chief of consular affairs at the consulate general in Jeddah. He briefly served as chief of section in the foreign ministry before returning to service abroad at the embassy in Washington, serving in the embassy's protocol and consular affairs with the rank of second secretary,[2] and later, first secretary.[3] During his tenure, the embassy expanded its consular service by establishing a consular cafe in Blacksburg, Virginia, for Indonesian citizens in the city, who were mostly students at the Virginia Tech University.[4]
Yusron returned to Indonesia in January 2014 as deputy director in the foreign ministry. During his tenure, Yusron and diplomat Susapto Anggoro Broto was sent to led the evacuation Indonesian citizen in Yemen in the midst of the Yemeni civil war at that time. Yusron's team was assigned to evacuate Indonesian citizens in the eastern part of Yemen, where most Indonesian citizens are concentrated. The success of the evacuation efforts was lauded by government officials, including the House of Representatives, and Indonesia's foreign ministry received evacuation requests from 10 foreign countries, including India, the U.S., UK, Malaysia, and South Africa.[5][6][7]
After serving in the foreign ministry, Yusron was posted to the embassy in Malaysia as head of the embassy's consular affairs, with the rank of counsellor, and as the coordinator of the protection task force of Indonesian citizens in Malaysia. Yusron was instrumental in repatriating Siti Aisyah, an Indonesian citizen who was involved in the assassination of Kim Jong-nam, Kim Jong Un's half brother, in 2019.[8][9] Yusron, along with immigration attache Mulkan Lekat, pioneered the “KBRI KL Jaman Now” initiative, a suite of immigration and consular service innovations in the embassy that won awards, including the Hassan Wirajuda award in 2019[10] and an award from in public service innovation from the state apparatus and bureaucratic reform ministry.[11]
Upon serving in Kuala Lumpur, on 3 January 2020 Yusron was installed as the director for public diplomacy in the foreign ministry. On 29 May 2023, he was appointed as the consul general for Indonesia in Jeddah.[12] He was responsible for managing one of the busiest consular offices due to the city's proximity to Mecca and Medina. During his tenure, he coordinated operational efforts for Indonesian pilgrims during Hajj and Umrah seasons, dealing with logistics, health, and legal protection, and provided assistance and legal protection for Indonesian citizens and migrant workers living in the region.[13] In addition to his responsibilities as consul general, he was also designated as permanent representative to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, where he presented his credentials to the Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Hissein Brahim Taha, on 10 September 2023.[14]
Yusron was nominated for ambassador to Algeria by President Prabowo Subianto in July 2025.[15] His nomination was approved by the House of Representatives in a session on 8 July 2025.[16] He was sworn in as ambassador on 19 December 2025.[17]
