I work at the intersection of electrical engineering and software — turning circuits, power systems, and embedded ideas into functional systems, while explaining them clearly along the way.
Interactive Electrical Transformer (Hover/Touch to modulate frequency · Click to induce voltage arcs · Switch tabs above for Loss & EMF analytics)
I turn complex electrical engineering ideas into stories that make sense to engineers and non-engineers alike. My background sits at the crossing point of hardware and software: electrical engineering fundamentals on one side, programming and digital systems on the other.
Competitive debate and STEM advocacy taught me how to explain technical subjects without losing their depth. Whether the topic is circuit design, EV diagnostics, or software architecture, my goal stays the same: build understanding first, then build something with it.
I'm currently pursuing my Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering at Advanced College of Engineering & Management (ACEM), Kalanki, putting classroom theory to work on EV and power systems problems.
Power systems, electronics, electrical machines, and control systems.
EV diagnostics, battery systems, and automotive electronics.
Sustainable materials and emerging EV technologies for Nepal.
Programming, digital systems, automation, and software tools.
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An ongoing line of investigation into recycled polymer materials for battery insulation in Nepal.
Exploring whether locally sourced and recycled polymers can serve as viable, lower-cost insulation materials for EV battery packs, relevant to a market like Nepal's where import costs shape servicing realities.
Import reliance & high costs for standard insulation films.
Identify local recycled polymer candidates.
Evaluate breakdown voltage & thermal properties.
Compare against baseline imported Nomex/Kapton.
Deploy recommendations to local EV workshops.
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Thoughts, projects, experiments, and things I've learned while building.
Open to collaboration, engineering research inquiries, and conversations around electrical systems & EV tech.