Software Engineer
OmnicomMediaGroup Nepal
– Present
Full-time · On-site · Kathmandu, Bāgmatī, Nepal
KUSHAL THAPA · .NET DEVELOPER
BASED IN KATHMANDU, NEPALI’m Kushal, a software engineer turning complex problems into reliable, intuitive web experiences.
Currently building at OmnicomMediaGroup Nepal
A little more about meTHE PERSON BEHIND THE CODE
I’m Kushal Thapa, a software engineer based in Kathmandu, Nepal. I build web applications that make complex workflows easier to navigate, with the same care for what happens behind the scenes as what people see.
I’m currently a Software Engineer at OmnicomMediaGroup Nepal, after progressing from Associate Software Engineer to Software Engineer at AMNIL Technologies Pvt. Ltd. My focus is backend development, thoughtful database design, and bringing it all together on the web.
EXPERIENCE
OmnicomMediaGroup Nepal
– Present
Full-time · On-site · Kathmandu, Bāgmatī, Nepal
AMNIL Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
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Full-time · On-site
AMNIL Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
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Full-time · On-site · Lalitpur District, Nepal
PROJECTS & EXPLORATIONS
A focused home for my work, experience, and approach. Designed to help collaborators understand what I do and start a conversation without digging through the details.
Clear storytelling. Accessible navigation. A direct path to getting in touch.
Explore the sourceProduct concepts exploring everyday problems.
A task-management concept that brings priorities, progress, and next steps into one calm workspace. The goal: help teams spend less time tracking work and more time moving it forward.
A storefront concept built around clear product discovery and an uncomplicated path to checkout. The goal: give shoppers the information they need to choose with confidence.
MY TOOLKIT
A practical stack for building things that work well, and keep working well.
Backend systems that do the heavy lifting.
Well-structured data. Dependable applications.
Connecting good logic with usable interfaces.
The tools that keep good work moving.
A CONVERSATION IS A GOOD START
Have a project, a role, or an interesting problem?
I’d love to hear about it.