I design embedded systems and electronic circuits — from schematic to breadboard to competition-ready hardware. Based in Dhulikhel, Kavre.
I'm an Electrical and Electronics Engineering student at Kathmandu University, based in Dhulikhel, Kavre. I like building things that sit at the intersection of hardware and control — analog circuits, embedded systems, and machines that move.
I currently serve as Resource Manager at the Kathmandu University Robotics Club, and previously worked as Event Manager for Aavishkar 2026, the club's annual flagship hardware hackathon. Both roles have had me organizing people and parts in equal measure.
My project work ranges from analog signal conversion to a 15 kg combat robot currently in progress — I care about designs that hold up outside the datasheet: on a breadboard, in a competition arena, or out in a field.
A few circuits and systems I've built, from concept to bench-tested hardware.
Designing and building a 15 kg combat robot from the ground up — chassis fabrication, drivetrain, weapon system, and RF control — for robotics combat competitions.
A Flash Analog-to-Digital Converter design, built around a comparator array and thermometer-to-binary encoding logic for high-speed signal conversion.
An IoT system that monitors soil moisture, temperature, and humidity in real time, giving farmers remote visibility and data to make faster, better-informed decisions.
An automated system that tracks water levels and soil conditions, then controls the pump and water flow on its own, cutting out manual irrigation checks.
Open to collaborations, robotics projects, and hardware work.