As a Freelance Developer, I am open to work on various projects. I have used my specialization on Web Development on real world on providing IT related solutions, which includes full-stack web-apps, custom UI designs, packaging designs, logo designs, system infrastructure consulting, and DevOps as well. As a freelancer A lot of areas has opened for me and I have invested on it to create great outcomes and satisfying each clients.

In 2020, I took the wheel — quite literally — at Siddhi Ganesh Driving Center. As the Managing Director, I wasn't just overseeing operations; I was revamping the brand from the ground up. I designed a logo that felt modern but rooted in culture, wrote content that was clear and approachable, and developed the entire website using the SERN stack with Tailwind CSS for that sleek and responsive feel. The journey wasn't limited to the digital world. I was out on training grounds, interacting with instructors and trainees, and sometimes even capturing moments for our social media. The startup vibe meant every day came with new challenges, but I loved the hustle. From the dusty Kathmandu roads to the sparkling UI interfaces — this project taught me leadership, resilience, and the thrill of building something meaningful.

2023 marked a new adventure, this time in the tropical energy of Phnom Penh. As a Web Manager for K. Anil Trading Company, I found myself juggling e-commerce strategies by day and diving into Cambodian culture by night. I led the redesign of the company's digital face — a sleek website optimized for SEO and user flow, built. But life in Cambodia wasn't just behind a screen. I strolled through ancient corridors of Angkor Wat, floated along rivers, and soaked in sunsets that painted the sky over the Mekong. The quiet mornings at Buddhist temples balanced out the fast-paced work, giving me a unique blend of peace and purpose. This job didn't just add a title to my resume — it gave me stories, flavors, and friendships I'll carry forever.

From May 2022 to March 2024, I wore the hats of a teacher, friend, and sometimes even a life coach. At Study School, I guided curious young minds through the tangled concepts of science, math, and life in general. I made learning personal — customizing lessons to match each student's pace, sneaking humor into equations, and celebrating even the smallest academic victories. The walls of the classroom saw everything — from serious test preps to sudden dance breaks during ECA days. We celebrated Dashain with tika and blessings, held sports meets that turned into mini-Olympics, and had cakes big enough to feed all the teachers and students. My journey there was more than a job — it was a beautiful chapter full of laughter, growth, and unforgettable bonds.

In the heart of Lalitpur, where creativity buzzed louder than the traffic outside, I found myself immersed in the world of One Loop Studios. My days were a mix of transforming design dreams into pixel-perfect interfaces and laughing with the team over cups of milk tea. I worked closely with designers and brainstormed until our sketches turned into interactive realities using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. But it wasn't just about the code — we celebrated festivals together, shared birthdays, and even explored the vibrant corners of Bhaktapur on weekends. My camera roll from that time isn't just filled with commits and bugs, but with memories, friends, and sunsets from the office rooftop. That experience sharpened my frontend skills and showed me the joy of building products with heart.