About
As a software engineer, I've built dynamic web applications using the MERN stack and Next.js, with a strong emphasis on real-time features and user-centered design. From emergency healthcare systems with live tracking to job portals with robust API integrations, I enjoy creating solutions that solve real-world problems. I've honed my skills through hackathons—most notably winning ACES TECHFEST 7.0—and actively contribute to the tech community as a student leader. I'm driven by curiosity, collaboration, and the constant pursuit of building meaningful tech.
Skills
Check out my latest work
I've worked on a variety of projects. Here are a few of my favorites.
Mero समस्या
A platform connecting citizens with local authorities to streamline issue resolution. It features user-friendly issue reporting with media upload and GPS integration and includes a local authority dashboard for issue tracking and communication
Sahara
A web application designed to facilitate live tracking of ambulances in the vicinity. The application enables seamless coordination among ambulances, hospitals, and patients, ensuring efficient communication and improved response times.
Sankalpa Nepal
A web-based wellness platform that helps Nepali youth overcome digital addiction and social isolation by promoting mindful habits, offline engagement, and real-life connection. Through mood tracking, detox tasks, and culturally rooted activities, it empowers users to replace mindless scrolling with purposeful growth.
I like building things
During my time in university, I attended 3+ hackathons. People from around the country would come together and build incredible things in 2-3 days. It was eye-opening to see the endless possibilities brought to life by a group of motivated and passionate individuals.
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ACES TECHFEST 7.0 (Winner)
Dharan, Nepal
Developed a web application named 'Sahara' designed to facilitate live tracking of ambulances in the vicinity. The application enables seamless coordination among ambulances, hospitals, and patients, ensuring efficient communication and improved response times. Our project was awarded the winner of the hackathon. - D
Dristi 3.0
Kalimati, Kathmandu
Built a comprehensive emergency services web app named 'Emergenix' enabling users to contact ambulances, fire brigades, and police based on need. Features include real-time location sharing, triage tools, tailored hospital selection, and an SOS button for instant multi-agency emergency notifications and coordination. - A
Ambition HackFest 2025
Mid-Baneshwor, Kathmandu
Built 'Sankalpa Nepal' which is a web-based wellness platform that helps Nepali youth overcome digital addiction and social isolation by promoting mindful habits, offline engagement, and real-life connection. Through mood tracking, detox tasks, and culturally rooted activities, it empowers users to replace mindless scrolling with purposeful growth.
Get in Touch
Want to chat? Just shoot me a dm with a direct question on LinkedIn and I'll respond whenever I can. I will ignore all soliciting.