Namaste, I'm
Backend developer building scalable, AI-integrated systems — from Pokhara, Nepal.
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I'm Biplov, a Nepal based backend developer finishing a B.E. in Computer Engineering at Pokhara University. I build the invisible infrastructure that powers products people love: scalable REST APIs, real-time systems and AI-integrated backends, mostly with NestJS, PostgreSQL and Kafka.
From Kafka powered real-time auctions to voice interview AI pipelines, I architect solutions that scale. Runner-up at Hackathon Nova 2026 and currently open to backend roles and contract work.
Backend Developer
Started the climb while studying Computer Engineering at Pokhara University, freelancing for small clients. Built REST APIs, auth flows and third-party integrations with Node.js, Express and PostgreSQL, and learned to ship production services on my own.
github.com/billuop123Backend Developer · Personal Project
Designed and shipped a high-concurrency bidding platform built to handle simultaneous bids without race conditions: Kafka backed message queuing, Khalti payments, JWT auth with email verification, and real-time WebSocket bid updates.
github.com/billuop123/Real-time-Auction-SystemFull-Stack Developer · Personal Project
Built a full-stack geospatial management platform: role-based access control, real-time location tracking and analytics, drawing tools backed by layered map data REST APIs, and an admin dashboard with live visualization.
github.com/billuop123/Advanced-Mapping-And-Analytics-PlatformAI Backend · open to work
Currently building an AI-integrated hiring platform: Google Gemini resume analysis and voice mock interviews through Vapi, a FastAPI + XGBoost microservice for salary prediction, and semantic candidate search on Qdrant, all in a Turborepo monorepo. Runner-up at Hackathon Nova 2026 among the top engineering teams in Nepal.
github.com/billuop123/jppleft these in the trail register — they shuffle on their own; tap a note to take over
Biplov took a vague idea and turned it into a working backend in weeks. He asks the right questions early, communicates clearly and then needs almost no direction.
The auction platform he built carried hundreds of simultaneous bids without dropping one. Kafka done properly, clean documentation, and everything landed on schedule.
He is the teammate who actually reads the logs and the docs. Fast, reliable, and his reviews made the whole team's code better.
Among some very strong teams at Hackathon Nova, his voice interview pipeline was the demo people kept coming back to see. A deserved runner-up.
CAPTCHAs were built to keep bots out of websites. Now we are sending our own agents in to book flights and buy things for us. What that does to the puzzle at checkout, and what might replace it.
read →AI can generate, review and test code, but not reliably. A practical, step by step approach to agentic coding that keeps quality, security and maintainability in your hands.
read →Basic RAG breaks when a question needs a wide view of your data. A two step pipeline, reformulate and pick indexes, then answer from real data, makes chatbots more accurate and predictable.
read →8,848 m — you made it all the way up.
Open to backend roles, contract work and ambitious side projects. The fastest way to reach me is email; I read everything myself.
— Biplov (& Yakku)