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Er. Dipendra Singh Bist

I’m a
Software Developer

I build fast, accessible product surfaces where design fidelity and engineering rigor meet — from component architecture and state design through to deployment and observability.

Kathmandu, Nepal · Remote worldwide (UTC+5:45)
3+ yrs
Shipping production software
20+
Projects delivered end-to-end
95+
Lighthouse scores maintained
UTC+5:45
Overlap with EU & APAC teams
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Selected Work

A cross-section of shipped products, open-source utilities, and experiments — grouped by the problem they solve rather than the framework they use.

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⭐ Flagship ProjectFull Stack • 2025

Atlas Analytics

Self-serve product analytics with sub-second queries over billion-row events

A multi-tenant analytics platform where teams define events, build funnels, and query aggregated results without writing SQL. The interesting work was in the query layer: a columnar store, incremental rollups, and a caching strategy that kept p95 under 400ms while writes stayed continuous.

Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLClickHouseRecharts
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Atlas Analytics

▸Incremental hourly rollups cut p95 query latency from 4.2s to 380ms

▸Virtualised data grid renders 100k rows without measurable frame drops

▸Buffer-based ingestion absorbs 12k events/sec with backpressure handling

▸URL-synced filter state makes every saved view shareable and reproducible

Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLClickHouseRedis
Full Stack2025

Atlas Analytics

Self-serve product analytics with sub-second queries over billion-row events

A multi-tenant analytics platform where teams define events, build funnels, and query aggregated results without writing SQL. The interesting work was in the query layer: a columnar store, incremental rollups, and a caching strategy that kept p95 under 400ms while writes stayed continuous.

  • Incremental hourly rollups cut p95 query latency from 4.2s to 380ms
  • Virtualised data grid renders 100k rows without measurable frame drops
Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLClickHouse+1
Developer Tool2025

Traversal

Interactive JSON inspector that renders 100k-node documents without hanging

A developer utility for exploring large JSON payloads — schema inference, path search, and a virtualised tree that stays responsive on documents far past the point where naive renderers choke.

  • Web Worker parsing keeps the UI at 60fps on 40MB+ documents
  • Windowed tree virtualisation renders 100k+ nodes smoothly
ReactTypeScriptWeb WorkersMonaco+1
Full Stack2024

Relay

Realtime collaborative boards with conflict-free concurrent editing

A multiplayer planning tool where multiple people edit the same board simultaneously. The core problem was convergence: concurrent edits had to merge without losing work, and presence had to feel immediate rather than eventual.

  • Operational transform layer converges concurrent edits without data loss
  • Optimistic drag-and-drop reconciles against server acknowledgement
Next.jsWebSocketsPostgreSQLRedis+1
Open Source2024

Meridian Design System

Accessible React primitives adopted across four production surfaces

A component library and token pipeline shared by multiple product teams — built around strict accessibility guarantees and a theming layer that stays in sync with design.

  • 48 primitives with keyboard and screen-reader behaviour covered by tests
  • Single token source generates Tailwind config and CSS custom properties
ReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSRadix UI+1
AI & Tools2024

Pulse

LSTM forecasting service with backtesting built into the interface

A time-series forecasting tool for retail demand, pairing a sequence model served behind a Python API with an interface designed around how analysts actually evaluate forecasts.

  • Walk-forward validation reports honest error instead of split-optimistic numbers
  • Interval bands expose forecast uncertainty at every horizon
PythonTensorFlowFlaskReact+1
Frontend2023

Ledger

Storefront rebuilt around Core Web Vitals without cutting features

A performance rebuild of a mid-sized commerce frontend — same catalogue, same checkout, but a fraction of the JavaScript and a materially better experience on slow connections.

  • Client JavaScript reduced by 62% through route-level splitting
  • Lighthouse performance moved from 54 to 97 on mobile throttling
Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSStripe+1
About Me

I'm Dipendra — a software developer based in Kathmandu who has spent the last three years building customer-facing web products for SaaS companies and product studios, mostly in React and Next.js.

My work usually sits where interface design meets system design: component libraries that survive contact with real content, data-fetching and caching strategies that keep large views responsive, and the accessibility work that lets people actually use what we ship. I care about the last 10% — focus management, empty states, loading skeletons, and layouts that hold up on a 360px screen.

Outside of product work I maintain a few open-source utilities, write about rendering performance, and mentor junior developers making the jump from coursework to production code.

Kathmandu, Nepal · Remote worldwide
B.E. Computer Engineering, NAST
3+ years in production teams
React · Next.js · TypeScript

Interface architecture

Component APIs and state boundaries that stay maintainable as features accumulate — typed contracts, predictable data flow, and composition over configuration.

Performance & Core Web Vitals

Bundle budgets, route-level code splitting, image and font pipelines, and render profiling to keep LCP and INP well inside the thresholds users actually feel.

Accessibility as a baseline

Semantic markup, keyboard traversal, focus management, and screen-reader passes treated as release criteria rather than a follow-up ticket.

API design & integration

Typed contracts across REST and GraphQL boundaries, resilient caching, optimistic updates, and error states designed as carefully as the happy path.

Toolkit

The tools I reach for regularly, separated by what I actually use them for.

Languages

(7)
HTML
CSS
SASS
Javascript
Typescript
Python
SQL

Frontend

(8)
Reactjs
Nextjs
Redux
Tailwindcss
Framer motion
MUI
Vite
React Router Dom

Backend & Data

(8)
Nodejs
Express
Socket.io
Postgress
MongoDB
Redis
Prisma
Flask

Testing & Quality

(4)
Jest
Playwright
Testing Library
Cypress

Tooling & Infrastructure

(6)
Git
Docker
Vercel
GitHub Actions
Postman
Datadog
Career

Product teams I've worked with, the scope I owned, and the measurable outcomes that came out of it.

  • Senior Software Engineer @ Northbeam Analytics

    Full-Time
    Mar 2024 — Present•Remote (Nepal)

    Front-end lead for the query and exploration surface of a B2B analytics product. I own the component architecture shared by four squads, and work directly with backend engineers on the contracts those components depend on.

    Key contributions

    • Rebuilt the query interface around incremental rollups, taking p95 result time from 4.2s to under 400ms
    • Introduced a typed contract layer that eliminated a recurring class of integration bugs across three squads
    • Cut median bundle size 41% by moving heavy dependencies behind dynamic imports
    • Drove the accessibility audit to zero blocking findings ahead of an enterprise procurement review
    Next.jsReactTypeScriptTanStack QueryPlaywrightDatadog

  • Software Engineer @ Halcyon Labs

    Full-Time
    Jul 2023 — Feb 2024•Hybrid · Kathmandu

    Built and maintained the customer-facing web app for a logistics platform — tracking views, driver dispatch tooling, and an internal operations console used daily by dispatchers.

    Key contributions

    • Shipped a real-time tracking view handling 6k concurrent sessions without degradation
    • Replaced a polling architecture with server-sent events, cutting infrastructure cost 31%
    • Owned the design system migration across 40+ screens with no visual regressions
    • Reduced crash-free sessions from 98.1% to 99.7% by instrumenting and prioritising error triage
    ReactTypeScriptNode.jsPostgreSQLRedisJest

  • Frontend Developer Intern @ Cobalt Systems

    Internship
    Jan 2023 — Jun 2023•Remote

    Supported a small agency team delivering client marketing sites and web apps, with a bias toward the projects that needed real engineering rather than templating.

    Key contributions

    • Delivered five client sites to production with a 95+ Lighthouse average
    • Converted a legacy jQuery booking flow to a React component with full keyboard support
    • Set up visual regression testing on a project that had none, catching two layout bugs pre-launch
    JavaScriptReactHTMLCSSGitNetlify
Academic Background

Engineering fundamentals and the coursework that shaped how I approach systems.

Distinction

Bachelor of Engineering

Computer Engineering

National Academy of Science and Technology2015 — 2019

Dhangadhi, Nepal

Engineering degree with a computer science focus. Final-year project covered distributed caching strategies for read-heavy web workloads, supervised within the department's systems lab.

Key Coursework

Data Structures & AlgorithmsDatabase Management SystemsOperating SystemsComputer NetworksSoftware EngineeringWeb TechnologiesArtificial Neural Networks
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