Full-stack builder retraining as an AI & data scientist. Same discipline, new gym — I ship code the way I train: consistently, and a little stubbornly.
I spent the last several years shipping software end to end — founding Precise Technology and Research Center, architecting the Maya Super App used across Nepal for rides, delivery and payments, and building ride-sharing platforms from the ground up. I know what it takes to take a product from a whiteboard sketch to 20,000+ real users.
Right now I'm trading feature backlogs for loss curves. I'm studying for a Master's in AI & Data Science and putting in the reps — daily practice with Python, machine learning and data problems — to move into an AI/ML role where engineering instinct actually matters.
Outside of code, I train like I ship: consistently. Boxing and the gym keep me sharp and patient — useful for debugging a model at 1am. Swimming clears my head. Travel keeps me curious about problems worth solving. Train hard, ship harder, enjoy the ride.
Strength work, most days of the week. It's where discipline gets built before it shows up anywhere else.
Footwork, patience, staying calm under pressure — turns out that transfers directly to debugging at 1am.
The one hour a week with zero notifications. Best debugging tool I own is a pool with no wifi.
New cities, new food, new ways people solve the same problems. Keeps the curiosity tank full.