Othman bin Uking (born 21 November 1937) is a Bruneian civil servant and politician who served as a member of the Legislative Council (LegCo) from 2011 to 2015. Additionally, he has served as the head of PESAKA (Keriam Malay Association, Tutong) and advisor to PESATU (New Brotherhood, Tutong).^[1][2]

After starting at the Ukong Tutong Malay School in 1947, Othman attended the Bukit Bendera Tutong Malay School and Maktab Pertanian, Malaya (University of Putra Malaysia) for his remaining studies. On 1 December 1955, he started working for the government as an Agricultural External Assistant. In 1962, he was assigned as an Election Management Officer for the Rambai and Kampong Benutan regions of Tutong, as well as a Registration Officer for the Brunei Election in the Kampong Bukit area. In 1989, he was designated as a Hajj Transportation Officer, leading a party of 484 pilgrims to Mecca/Medinah. He had previously been appointed as the Head of the Ugama Section, the Virtue Agency at the Brunei Agriculture Department in 1986. In 1992, he announced his retirement.^[2]

Within the category of persons who have achieved distinction, Othman was re-inaugurated in June 2011 after being appointed as a member of the LegCo on 6 September 2004. During his tenure, he took part in multiple ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA) conferences held overseas.^[2]

Othman is born in Kampong Ukong, on 21 November 1937.^[2] His son, Noor Azam, was among the first residents to be hired as a faculty member at the UBD English Language and Linguistics Department.^[6]

Othman holds the manteri bertauliah title of Orang Kaya Maha Bijaya. Throughout his career, he has earned the following awards and honours:^[2][7]