Location
Kathmandu, Nepal
Kathmandu, Nepal · Prototypes over PowerPoints
I wire sensors, write code, and chase weird ideas until they work.
I’m Rabi Dahal — Embedded Systems Crafter | IoT & Automation Specialist. I like building things that move from concept to reality fast, whether it’s an algorithm visualizer, an automation prototype, or a small system that quietly solves a real problem.
About
Serious about building, still curious enough to experiment.
I’m a science student, yes, but I don’t treat projects like assignments. I treat them like mini labs. I like taking one idea, building a rough version, finding what breaks, then rebuilding it cleaner. That cycle has taught me more than anything.
Most of my interest sits at the intersection of hardware, logic, and software behavior — embedded systems, IoT, automation, and algorithmic thinking. I’m not trying to look perfect right now. I’m trying to become dangerously capable over time.
Working Language
English (Full professional), Hindi (Professional)
Current Direction
Embedded intelligence + real-world automation tools
Projects
Thinking-first builds
I don’t just ship projects to complete a list. I use them to test ideas, compare approaches, and understand why systems behave the way they do.
Shipped
QST
qst is a Next.js app that turns real‑life activities into an RPG‑style game: players get AI‑generated quests tied to their hobbies and location, submit proof of completion, and earn XP and badges when over half of their friends approve the post. It uses Supabase for auth, database, and storage, and optionally the Gemini API for quest generation.
- • Next.js framework for responsive web application
- • Supabase integration for authentication, database, and storage
- • Gemini API for AI-generated quests (optional)
- • Social approval system for quest validation
Shipped
Rakshya
Rakshya is a personal safety mobile app offering one‑tap SOS, voice‑triggered alerts, live location sharing, ride monitoring, scheduled check‑ins, evidence capture, and encrypted messaging to trusted contacts.
- • One-tap SOS emergency activation
- • Voice-triggered alerts for hands-free operation
- • Real-time location sharing with trusted contacts
- • Encrypted messaging for secure communication
In Design
Automation Micro-system
I’m designing compact automation workflows that solve one sharp problem each: alerts, scheduling, or environmental response. Small systems, tight feedback loops.
- • Hardware + software integration planning
- • Modular architecture for rapid iteration
- • Documentation as part of engineering quality
Next milestone: first public demo.
Skills
Depth over buzzwords
Programming
- Python (problem solving, scripts, algorithm work)
- C (low-level logic foundations)
- HTML (structured interfaces and docs)
Tools
- Matplotlib (visual reasoning and debugging)
- Git & GitHub workflow
- Terminal-first development habits
Engineering Areas
- Embedded systems fundamentals
- IoT and automation logic
- Algorithmic design thinking
Builder Habits
- Rapid prototyping
- Experiment logs and iteration loops
- Learning in public, improving in private
Education
Academic Foundation
Trinity International Secondary School & College
+2 Science (Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science)
Actively involved in sci-tech events, STEM projects, and collaboration-focused activities.
Gladstone Academy
SEE GPA: 3.91
Participated in science expos, Red Cross volunteering, and public speaking.
Certifications
Proof of Discipline
CS50P (Harvard)
Python Programming
Digischool Global
Ethical Software & Case Studies
Certifications are useful, but I care most about what I can build with them.
GitHub
My public engineering trail
I treat GitHub like a workshop wall — not everything is polished, but each commit tells a story about how I think, test, and improve.
Public Repos
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Contact
Building something meaningful? Let’s connect.
I’m open to collaborations, internships, and research-aligned projects in embedded systems, IoT, and software engineering.