I am a hobbyist Software Engineer more inclined and fascinated towards Data.

For a brief period, I was in academia at Tribhuvan University, Nepal, from where I obtained a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Information Technology (2018).

In 2017, I moved to Kathmandu for my internship where I embarked upon the opportunities that lie in Software Engineering. Upon working with the core engineering team in BerryBytes (then Nepallink Network), I got the chance to explore building a web hosting platform and an integrated hosting portal. This gave me the chance to work on real-world projects and develop my communication skills. I also learned about advanced operational integration, which further motivated my passion for system engineering.

Following the completion of my bachelor's degree, I embarked on an enriching journey at Grepsr as a software engineer, immersing myself in the dynamic realm of data exploration. This role provided me with hands-on experience in processing expansive data pipelines, orchestrating proxy servers, and deploying containerized applications onto Kubernetes infrastructure.

In a world driven by data, its evolutionary usage continually shapes the technological landscape. The concepts of Distributed Systems, Big Data, and Cloud Computing have revolutionized technology on a large scale, and we are unquestionably in the era of a data-driven economy. With almost half a decade of experience at Grepsr, I honed my skills in System Design and Cloud Data Architecture, gaining insights that have proved invaluable. Currently, Grepsr handles nearly one billion data units on a daily basis. Working as a core backend engineer managing such intricate data has been a challenging pursuit. This complexity is what propels my sense of pride in deploying a system that works seamlessly by solving real-world problems of data accessibility.

I identify strongly as an explorer, a worldview that drives everything I do. Moving to new places, traveling, working, and meeting new people with different points of view, languages, and cultures has always captivated me. Somewhere, I have also realized something quietly beautiful in how different we all seem—yet, beneath it all, I’ve come to see how alike we are: kind at heart, longing for connection, and working hard in the hope of a more beautiful future. The cities, the mountains, the streets, and even the silences I’ve passed through feel like mirrors—each revealing a little more of who I am and who I aspire to become—traveling not to escape, but to remember—and the memories I carry, they stay with me, etched into eternity. This is something I try to live by, a line from the book Delivering Happiness

I have committed to living by the philosophy that experiences were much more important to me than material things.

Experience comes from work, love, family, travel, and books. It leads to information, information sparks questions, and questions awaken curiosity. Curiosity seeks answers. I think all that we truly long for is freedom—freedom not from work, people, or obligations, but from our own mind—the kind that comes with the absence of wanting. I think that's how we learn to free ourselves. As Chris McCandless says, Absolute Freedom

I am fortunate and grateful for the work I do in this industry. I have unconditionally enjoyed what I do for more than 10 years now. Tech has opened up that freedom for me and I don’t take it for granted. I’ve come to believe that with honesty and hard work, almost anything is possible. Opportunity is ubiquitous—we need to stay true, keep learning, write often, be less controlled by distraction, meditate, and more importantly, JUST DO. The possibility is endless, and the sky is the limit. Working remotely with people across the world has given me that sense—no matter where we are or where we come from, we together can achieve our goals. With the right team, a healthy culture, and integrity in what we do, everything else tends to fall into place.