I am a BBA student majoring in Accounting & Finance at Kathmandu University School of Management. The work I gravitate toward sits at the meeting point of finance, business development, and community — the practical mechanics of how institutions reach, serve, and grow with the people around them.
My early professional life has moved between four rooms: the back office of a traditional bank, the front line of an education start-up, the volunteer hall of an international youth organisation, and the courtyard of a Newa cultural ensemble. Each has taught me a different dialect of the same language — financial accountability at Nepal Bank Limited, business development at Young Crafts Academy, leadership and book-keeping at the Rotaract Club of Patan Durbar Square, and rhythm and ritual at Jyapu Samaj Yala.
What I bring to a team is a calm bias toward execution, comfort with numbers, and the kind of patience that produces durable relationships rather than one-off wins. I am especially interested in roles that let me grow inside a finance or business-development function while continuing to work closely with people.
From financial software to creative suites — what I reach for when the work needs to ship.
Written and verbal — client interaction, professional correspondence, presentations.
Proficient with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for professional documentation and formatting.
Docs, Slides, and Sheets for everyday collaboration and reporting.
Presentations, posters, and brand-ready design for outreach campaigns.
Basic accounting entries, ledger updates, and financial record management.
Video editing and sequencing for short-form and event content.
Audio editing and basic music production — a creative side project that sharpens patience.
Strong adaptability to new digital tools and software systems.
Conversational across South Asia, professional in English. Comfortable switching between languages mid-meeting when the situation calls for it.
Represented the Lalitpur Cricket team at the Zonal Sports-Fest — a personal highlight that taught more about teamwork under pressure than any classroom could.
Independently mobile across Kathmandu Valley — useful for outreach, client visits, and event logistics.
Performed traditional Newa percussion instruments such as Dhime, Dholak, and Khin during cultural events, preserving and promoting indigenous heritage through active participation in community functions.