I build multi-chain product front ends — React and Next.js interfaces wired straight through to on-chain interaction, designed as carefully as they are engineered.
I'm a frontend developer at Zebec, working on the three major products in the ecosystem — the Legacy Zebec App, the Zebec Super App and the Zebec Payroll App. My work spans React/Next.js development, Web3.js integration across multiple chains, and UI/UX design for all three. I'm now based in London.
Before Zebec, I worked as a frontend developer at Intelzy and Binet Technologies, building interfaces across web and mobile and mentoring junior developers along the way. I hold a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT) from Tribhuvan University.
My own app for students and immigrants moving to the UK — prepare before you fly and settle in after you land. Document and packing checklists, UK customs rules, luggage weight, budget tracking and address-change reminders. Currently supports Nepal → UK.
Flagship multi-chain product at Zebec — frontend development and Web3.js integration across chains, working end to end from interface to on-chain interaction.
Enterprise payroll product built on-chain — schedule and run lifecycle, multi-tenant chain configuration, and treasury/wallet flows for employers and employees.
Real-world-asset protocol combining a tokenization platform, an aggregated RWA marketplace and asset origination in one product.
The original Zebec streaming app, still live alongside the Super App.
Identity and compliance platform — frontend and product interface work for a modern Web3 experience.
Private foundation backing startups and emerging technology across the wider tech ecosystem.
Main Zebec website — built with Webflow, covering the wider Zebec ecosystem, product information, and ongoing website management and updates.
Native iOS build of the Super App: pay, stream, stake and earn from one wallet.
More of a travel person and trekker than anything else — always finding a reason to get back into the hills. I'm also more fun and meme-y on Facebook than this portfolio probably suggests 😄
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