About Me

Hey! I'm Rupesh. I build web applications that actually work and scale. Most of my time goes into crafting backend systems using Node.js, Express, and NestJS, but I also enjoy working with Next.js and React when I need to build something end-to-end.

My coding journey started pretty early. When I was in 12th grade (around 17-18), I did my first internship at Youth IT. That's where I got my hands dirty with real projects and learned how things actually work in the industry. Since then, I've worked at MapMentors building an LMS platform, and now I'm at Digital Pathshala here in Nepal.

At Digital Pathshala, I work on both backend and frontend systems, collaborate with international CEOs, and build real-world apps like Bhatbhate—a ride-sharing app for Nepal.

I've been building applications using microservices architecture, which has been a game-changer for how I think about system design. Breaking down complex systems into smaller, independent services makes everything more maintainable and scalable. It's not just about writing code—it's about building systems that can grow.

I've also had the opportunity to work with amazing people at Leapfrog Jury and Impress. Working with CEOs and experienced leaders has taught me not just about code, but about building products that matter and thinking bigger picture.

When I'm not writing code, I'm usually exploring new tools, tinkering with side projects, or contributing to open source. I'm particularly interested in microservices architecture, API design, and building systems that can handle real-world traffic. Always learning, always building.