Professional Summary
Self-taught full stack developer and cybersecurity researcher based
in Kathmandu, Nepal, with over 6 years of hands-on programming
experience initiated self-directed during COVID-19 lockdowns.
Currently a Grade 12 student at Kathmandu Model Secondary School
with a consistent record of building award-winning, real-world
applications at national hackathons and technology exhibitions.
Maintains 80+ open-source repositories on GitHub and has responsibly
disclosed critical security vulnerabilities in live production
platforms. Actively deepening expertise toward the MERN stack while
pursuing advanced interests in ethical hacking and vulnerability
research.
Hackathon Projects
Sastomahango — Crowd-Sourced Price Index
Hackathon Project
A community-driven platform allowing Nepali consumers to report
and track real-time market prices of everyday commodities,
combating vendor overpricing through transparent, crowd-verified
data. Empowers citizens to make informed purchasing decisions and
exposes unjustified price hikes across local markets.
Lifeline — Off-Grid RF Emergency Communication System
Hackathon Project
A radio frequency–based emergency signalling system designed for
off-grid and remote areas of Nepal. Enables distress communication
and community coordination during natural disasters or
connectivity failures with zero dependency on internet or cellular
infrastructure — purpose-built for Nepal's geography.
Sawari — Kathmandu Public Transit Navigator
Hackathon Project
A comprehensive public transportation assistant for Kathmandu
offering end-to-end journey planning across the city's bus
network. Features include fare estimation, real-time road
condition updates, ETA calculations, multi-leg route guidance, and
complete walkthrough directions from any origin to destination.
AgroPan — IoT Soil Monitoring & Crop Advisory
Hackathon Project
An agriculture-tech solution using physical soil sensors and
detectors to monitor real-time field conditions including pH
levels, moisture content, and nutrient composition. Delivers
crop-specific cultivation recommendations to Nepali farmers,
promoting data-driven farming and improving yield outcomes.
EduTrack Pro — RFID Smart Attendance System
Hackathon Project
An automated student attendance management system for Nepali
schools leveraging RFID-enabled student ID cards. Eliminates
manual roll-calls entirely, reduces administrative overhead, and
provides real-time attendance tracking with reporting dashboards
tailored for school administrators and class teachers.
Security Research & Responsible Disclosure
Kantipur Television — Critical Vulnerability Discovery
Identified and responsibly disclosed a critical security
vulnerability in the production web platform of Kantipur
Television, one of Nepal's foremost national news organisations.
Contribution directly strengthened platform security and protected
user data across a large audience base.
MonkeyType — Security Bug Report
Discovered and reported a security vulnerability in MonkeyType, a
globally popular open-source typing speed measurement platform
used by millions worldwide. Demonstrates proactive engagement with
international platform security and responsible coordination with
project maintainers.
Achievements & Recognition
Consistent Hackathon & Exhibition Winner — Sustained
multi-year track record of winning national-level hackathons and
technology exhibitions in Nepal, with award-winning projects
spanning civic-tech, agri-tech, emergency systems, IoT, and
education technology.
Self-Taught Developer Since Age 12 — Began learning web
development independently via YouTube and online resources during
COVID-19 lockdowns in Grade 6, building progressive proficiency in
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL entirely through
self-directed study.
80+ Public GitHub Repositories — Maintains a substantial
and active open-source presence on GitHub with over 80
repositories, demonstrating sustained technical output, wide
project diversity, and ongoing commitment to the developer
community.
Responsible Cybersecurity Researcher — Voluntarily
disclosed critical vulnerabilities in two live production
platforms — one national media organisation and one globally used
open-source tool — demonstrating professional integrity and
ethical standards in security research.