Wirdani has devoted over two decades to the field of education. She has worked as an educator in a variety of settings in different countries, fostering the academic and personal growth of students at all levels, in private and public K-12 schools, as well as at the university level. Upon the request of her students, she assumed the role of faculty advisor for multiple student associations and served on the committee for a youth program called the Future Leaders Camp. Leveraging her expertise and passion for empowering the next generation, she also formerly graced the role of a lecturer facilitator at the youth annual symposium, igniting minds and inspiring young attendees to explore new horizons. She had worked with diverse communities in New Zealand, the U.K., Turkey, and Malaysia before taking on an administrator role at the office of international law programs in a law school in Chicago.

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Her dedication to the foundation stems from a profound commitment to upholding the story and legacy of her niece, Reveille, and her passion for supporting youth. Her 20 years as an educator across various institutions have given her invaluable insights into the challenges young people face, fueling her drive to create a world where mental health support is accessible and stigma-free.

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At the Reveille Vittetoe Foundation, Wirdani oversees the organization's overall operations, ensuring efficient and effective delivery of programs and services. She ensures proper governance, record-keeping, and commitment to the Reveille Vittetoe's mission.