I'm learning computer science in Kathmandu. My big goal is to get really good at checking blockchain code for mistakes, and I also love fintech (money apps) and the stock market.
I'm a computer science student in Kathmandu. My family is from Karnali Province, and I like turning my schoolwork into real projects.
A comprehensive overview of my technical toolkit across various domains.
| Domain | Skills | Tools & Technologies |
|---|---|---|
| Blockchain & Security | Blockchain simulation, Solidity, Smart contract auditing | Slither Foundry Echidna |
| Systems / Low-Level | C, C++, Rust, x86_64, UEFI, Embedded Systems, Debugging & Performance Optimization | QEMU GDB Linux/Unix Networking CPU Architecture |
| Backend Development | Django, FastAPI, Node.js/Express.js, ASP.NET Core, RESTful API design, Authentication & Security | PostgreSQL Redis JWT OAuth2 |
| Frontend Development | React, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML | Tailwind CSS Vite Next.js |
| Data Science & ML | Python, EDA, Feature Engineering, Supervised & Unsupervised Learning, Model Evaluation, Deep Learning | pandas NumPy scikit-learn TensorFlow |
| AI Engineering | Prompt engineering, LangChain, Hugging Face, RAG pipelines | Claude GPT-4 Gemini Vector DB |
| Databases & Math | SQL, NoSQL; Calculus, Linear Algebra, Statistics, Probability, Discrete Mathematics, Optimization | PostgreSQL MongoDB Redis |
Checking blockchain code for problems is a rare, useful skill. I'm learning it on purpose, step by step, not just picking it up by accident.
Things I built on my own, not just school homework.
A computer program that pretends to be a smart shoe! It makes fake sensor data, like motion and speed, then checks it with math, kind of like a science-fair project.
A tool that studies stock price charts and spots patterns, built just for Nepal's stock market rules.
A website that checks 17 Nepali banks' career pages for job openings all by itself, using AI to help.
A robot helper that writes a video script, turns it into a voice, makes the video, and uploads it to YouTube, all on its own.
I use math and computer models to understand the stock market before I invest, thinking first, trading second.
I ran thousands of pretend "what could happen next" scenarios for hydropower stocks like Ngadi Group Power and SJCL.
I used math to guess how risky a stock might be, and how much you could gain or lose.
I studied price charts for PHCL and NPHC to spot patterns.
I looked into Nepal's rules about money and investing, to see how much someone could realistically grow their savings.
Fill in the form below — it will open your email client with a pre-composed message ready to send.