$ cat about.md
01I'm a developer from Kathmandu. Most of my work is on the backend: APIs, databases, and the servers they run on. I build the frontend too when a project needs it, so I'm happy taking something from an empty repo to a live site.
Right now I'm studying IT & E-Commerce at Softwarica College (Coventry University, UK). Lately I've been learning how bigger systems hold together: queues, caching, and what happens when one part of the system goes down.
BSc (Hons) Computing
In partnership with Coventry University, UK.
+2 Science
Affiliated with the National Education Board (NEB).
$ ls ./stack
02Grouped by where the work actually happens, from the service layer down to what keeps it running in production.
Building robust APIs, secure authentication, microservices, relational databases, and background task processing.
Node.js / Bun / Express / Elysia / PostgreSQL / Redis / Neon
Working with message brokers, live socket connections, job queues, in-memory datastores, and state synchronization.
Kafka / WebSockets / Queues / Caching / Synchronization
Containerization, automated deployment pipelines, system monitoring, robust testing, and ensuring high availability.
Docker / CI/CD / Observability / Testing / Failure Handling
The platforms and environments that power modern applications in production.
Docker / GitHub Actions / Vercel / Cloudflare / Oracle Cloud / Render / Railway / AWS
$ ls ./projects
03A few projects I'm proud of. Two are live right now, and one started at a hackathon.
Website and dashboard for a sports academy
I built the public site and the admin side in Next.js. Staff use the dashboard to manage admissions, attendance and fees. It's live and runs on Vercel.
Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Vercel
Restaurant ordering app with its own server
A Flutter app for restaurant staff to handle tables, orders and menus. The backend is written with Bun and runs on an Oracle Cloud server that I set up and look after myself.
Flutter · Bun · Oracle VPS
mobile app preview
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Catches malicious npm and Python packages
This started at a hackathon. When a package updates, it looks at what changed in the code, for example something quietly sending data out. A random forest model and a set of hand-written rules decide together whether to block the update before it installs. I'm still working on it.
Python · Flask · React · Machine Learning
Project management for small teams
Projects, kanban boards and task assignments in one place. When someone moves a task, everyone on the team sees it right away.
React · Vite · TypeScript · Node.js · Express
$ open ./contact
04Open to backend, full-stack, and distributed-systems work. The fastest way to reach me is LinkedIn.