A proud Nepali developer building things at the intersection of clean engineering and thoughtful design — from the classroom to the codebase, driven by curiosity, problem-solving, and a quiet kind of leadership that shows up in the work.
I'm a Computer Science and Information Technology student from Nepal with a simple belief: good software is equal parts logic and craft. Whether I'm untangling a bug at 2am or sketching out a new interface, I'm happiest when I'm building something that actually works for the people using it.
My curiosity currently lives at the intersection of web development, artificial intelligence, and plain old problem-solving — the kind of work where a clean algorithm and a clean interface both matter. I like projects that force me to learn something new before I can finish them.
Outside of writing code, I've picked up leadership and teamwork the way most developers do — by being handed more responsibility than felt comfortable at the time, and rising to meet it anyway. I care about the people I work with as much as the product we ship.
I'm a continuous learner by necessity and by choice. The field moves fast; I try to move with it, one project, one course, one late-night rabbit hole at a time.
Always looking for the more elegant way to solve a problem.
Leads by doing the work, not just assigning it.
BSc CSIT · Nepal
Core coursework spanning software development, data structures & algorithms, systems analysis and design, database systems, and computer networks — building the foundation for a career in software engineering.
Earned recognition among peers and faculty for innovative approaches to coursework projects and technical problem-solving.
Regular participant in competitive programming challenges, sharpening algorithmic thinking and speed under pressure.
Took on organizing and leadership roles at university technology events, coordinating teams toward a shared goal.
Placeholder entries — add your real certificates and course completions as you earn them.
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A running log of things I've built and things I'm building next. Replace these placeholders with your own case studies as they ship.
Placeholder entries — swap these in as roles and internships come along.
Company Name · Remote / On-site
Placeholder description — contributed to feature development, collaborated with a small team, and worked across the stack on real user-facing problems.
Self-employed
Placeholder description — designed and built websites for small clients, handling everything from planning to deployment.
Sample quotes — replace with real feedback from professors, teammates, or clients.
"Sudarshan has a rare mix of technical curiosity and follow-through. He doesn't just solve the assignment — he asks why it's built that way."
"Calm under pressure and genuinely easy to build with. When our team project hit a wall, he was the one who quietly figured out the fix."
"Delivered exactly what we asked for, then quietly polished three things we hadn't thought to ask about. That attention to detail stands out."
Open to internships, collaborations, and interesting problems. Reach out any way that's easiest.