01 The longer version

A full-stack engineer with a backend focus.

I'm a fullstack engineer based in Kathmandu, Nepal. I started out building full-stack applications with the MERN stack and gradually found myself becoming more interested in backend systems and infrastructure.

Today, I spend most of my time working on APIs, microservices, automations, and AI-powered products. My day-to-day work involves technologies like gRPC, RabbitMQ, PocketBase, Docker, and self-hosted infrastructure.

Outside of work, I enjoy exploring new tools and building things for fun. Over the years I've worked on building web applications, Shopify themes, Flutter apps, scraping pipelines, GitHub automations, and various self-hosted services. This website is partly a portfolio and partly a place to document what I'm learning.

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Kathmandu, Nepal · 2025

02 - Experience

Where I've worked.

Current

Backend Engineer

2024 – Present

Biralo Studio

Building backend systems, APIs, automations, and AI-powered products. Working with microservices, gRPC, RabbitMQ, PocketBase, Docker, and self-hosted infrastructure.

Earlier

Full-Stack Fellowship

2023

Gritfeat Solutions

Completed a three-month fellowship in full-stack web development, building and shipping projects while working closely with mentors and other developers.

Ongoing

Side Projects & Client Work

Ongoing

Building websites, automations, scraping pipelines, and experimenting with new technologies through personal projects and freelance work.

03 - Education

Education

Computer Engineering

IOE, Pulchowk Campus

2019 – 2023

High School (10+2)

Canvas International College

2017 – 2019

SEE

Souvenir Boarding School

2017

04 - Principles

Keep things simple

I prefer straightforward solutions over clever ones. Simple systems are easier to understand, maintain, and debug.

Understand the whole system

I enjoy working across the stack, from interfaces and APIs to infrastructure and deployment.

Build for maintainability

Good logs, clear names, and reliable tooling matter just as much as features. Software should be pleasant to operate and easy to change.