The interview
- How did it start?
- With curiosity. I was the kind of kid who took things apart just to find out what was inside, and a computer was the most interesting thing to take apart.
- When did it get serious?
- In class nine, when I moved onto the Computer Engineering track under TEVT. That is where I learned the fundamentals properly, from the hardware up to why a system is built the way it is.
- What do you build now?
- Web and mobile apps, at work and on my own. On my own time I build for problems specific to Nepal, where the tools either don't exist or don't fit.
- And next?
- Getting better at whatever I can't do yet. That part never really changes.
“Curiosity got me into computers. Building things is what kept me here.”
