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Trajectory / build history

Not a résumé.
A sequence of harder systems problems.

Software engineering led to technology leadership. Leadership made operational constraints unavoidable. Applied AI made evaluation unavoidable. Doctoral research makes the human and institutional consequences unavoidable.

01

Foundation

Software first: learning to make systems real.

Computing and software engineering established the practical base: web applications, APIs, databases, geolocation, debugging, and the discipline of turning requirements into working systems.

BSc (Hons) Computing · First Class Honours
02

Leadership

From building features to owning technology decisions.

More than three years in CTO-level technology leadership shifted the problem from code alone to architecture, operations, workflows, stakeholders, GIS, automation, prioritisation, and commercial constraints.

Picpoint Nepal · CTO · technology strategy and digital operations
03

Applied AI

AI became an engineering and evaluation problem.

The Master of Information Technology in Artificial Intelligence expanded the technical range into retrieval, computer vision, robotics, reinforcement learning, temporal learning, data science, and AI ethics. Industry R&D at Truuth brought practical reliability concerns into focus.

Macquarie MIT (AI) · Truuth AI/ML R&D · Distinction major project
04

Research

The centre of gravity moved from capability to responsible capability.

The current doctoral direction asks how intelligent systems can extend human capability while keeping judgement, oversight, privacy, traceability, and accountability meaningfully human and testable.

Charles Darwin University · responsible GenAI · human agency
05

Now

A systems practice, not a single job title.

The throughline is now explicit: build what can be inspected, measure before claiming, connect technical performance to organisational reality, and treat governance as part of system design rather than paperwork after deployment.

Applied AI · digital systems · research · technology leadership

Working principles from the trajectory

What became harder to ignore.

01

Systems are larger than software.

Architecture, operations, people, incentives, data, interfaces, and failure handling all shape whether a technical system works in practice.

02

Evaluation belongs inside the build.

A convincing demo is not the same as a reliable system. Measurement, error analysis, deployment conditions, and evidence need to travel with the work.

03

Governance is a design constraint.

Human oversight, privacy, traceability, accountability, and safe boundaries are more useful when designed into workflows rather than added after deployment.

What this means now

The portfolio is the evidence interface.

The point is not to claim breadth. It is to make the connective tissue visible: technical work, research, leadership, writing, experiments, limitations, and the decisions behind them.

Community Impact

Community Technology and Leadership

Field technology support and selected leadership programs connected to sustainability, peer guidance, design thinking, and cross-cultural collaboration.

Field support

Solar and IT systems

Service continuity

2015 - Present

Leadership layer

4 selected programs

Long-term field technology

Technical Volunteer and Systems Support

Swogun Energy

Supported field deployment, testing, and troubleshooting of small-scale solar-power and IT systems in remote and off-grid settings in Nepal. Continues to provide occasional remote technical and digital support while based abroad.

  • Solar Systems
  • Field Support
  • IT Troubleshooting
  • Remote Communities

Supporting programs

Leadership, sustainability, peer support, and design thinking.

Selected record

United People Global

Certified UPG Sustainability Leader

Completed sustainability-leadership training focused on community-driven initiatives, positive citizen action, and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

2024 - 2025Global online program

Aspire Institute

Aspire Leaders Program Alumnus and Peer Support Contributor

Completed leadership-development training and continues to support emerging participants through occasional peer guidance and resource sharing.

2023 - PresentGlobal online program

Macquarie University

MQ Incubator × KPMG Design Thinking

Applied human-centred problem solving, opportunity framing, and collaborative ideation within an innovation-focused program.

2026Sydney, NSW, Australia

Macquarie University

Postgraduate Global Leadership Program Graduate

Completed a university leadership-development program focused on reflective practice, cross-cultural collaboration, and professional growth.

2025Sydney, NSW, Australia