Amit Sapkota
I solve problems by building things.
I'm drawn to figuring out how things work and turning that into something useful — most of what I make starts as a tool I wanted for my own life. Software engineering is where a lot of that curiosity lands, but it's just as likely to show up in a book I can't put down, a language I'm slowly learning, or a place I haven't been yet. I care about work that's thoughtful, honest, and built to last.
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I'm a problem-solver who happens to love building software. I'm less interested in any single tool or title than in the underlying pull — understanding how something works, then making something genuinely useful out of it. Most of what I build begins as a tool for my own life rather than a product for a market, which is probably why I only ship things I'd actually use.
That curiosity doesn't stop at code. I read widely, I'm slowly learning Japanese, and I travel when I can — and those threads tend to feed each other more than they compete. I'm drawn to work and ideas that are calm, considered, and made to last, rather than loud and disposable.