I’m Ujjwal Rupakheti, a web developer and SEO specialist from Itahari, Nepal. I am studying for a BSc (Hons) in Computing at Itahari International College (2024 to present), after a +2 in Physical Science at Vishwa Adarsha College and my SEE at Babylon Secondary Boarding School. I also hold six certifications.
Current degree · 2024 to present
BSc (Hons) ComputingItahari International College01Qualifications
I am studying for a BSc (Hons) in Computing at Itahari International College, which I started in 2024. Before that I completed my +2 in Physical Science at Vishwa Adarsha College, from 2020 to 2022, and my SEE at Babylon Secondary Boarding School, from 2016 to 2020.
2024 – now
Itahari International College
My current degree, studied alongside my job at Ektukra Digital Agency. It is where I built HamroYatra and CivicSathy, and where most of my Java and database work comes from. Coursework in object-oriented programming, databases and web development feeds straight into the software I build for clients.
2020 – 2022
Vishwa Adarsha College
Higher secondary education in Physical Science. I finished in 2022, the same year I started building websites and working on SEO. It was the last step before I chose computing for my degree.
2016 – 2020
Babylon Secondary Boarding School
Where I first studied computer science alongside mathematics and science. Early lessons in hardware, software and basic programming are what got me into building for the web.
02Certifications
Six certifications from LinkedIn Learning, Cisco Networking Academy, Meta and Anthropic, covering Java, JavaScript, React, security testing and AI. They sit alongside the degree and the products I have shipped, and each one shows up in real work.
Anthropic
Working with large language models effectively and responsibly, which I apply to AI features in products like RecruitFlow.
2026
Meta, on Coursera
Component architecture, hooks and state management in React, the front end behind my Next.js products.
2024
Cisco Networking Academy
Penetration testing basics, network security and encryption, and how attackers approach a system.
2024
LinkedIn Learning
Finding, reproducing and reporting security bugs in web applications, which I use in QA testing and code reviews.
2024
LinkedIn Learning
Object-oriented design in Java: classes, inheritance, interfaces and polymorphism, the base of my Java desktop and web projects.
2024
LinkedIn Learning
Modern JavaScript: ES6+ syntax, asynchronous code with promises and async/await, and working with the DOM.
2023
03Academic projects
During my degree I built HamroYatra, CivicSathy and RecruitFlow, each with a public case study. Earlier coursework produced smaller Java and Python programs: a gym management system, a store management app and a profile management system, all on GitHub.
Travel platform · second-year project
A travel platform that connects travellers with verified agencies, guides and hotels in Nepal. Agencies are verified before they can list, guide licences are checked automatically, and an AI trip planner suggests routes.
Stack React 18, Express, PostgreSQL, Prisma 7, Gemini
Municipal complaint system · university project
A complaint tracker designed for Itahari Sub-Metropolitan City, with AI severity triage from photos, duplicate warnings and a ward heatmap.
When April – May 2026Stack Java 17, Jakarta Servlets, JSP, MySQL, Gemini
AI recruitment platform · built on my own
Gemini scores each resume out of 100 on a fixed 5-factor rubric and writes a summary, so a recruiter starts with the strongest candidates.
When March – May 2026Stack Next.js 15, React 19, Supabase, Gemini
Java Swing desktop app
Regular and premium members, attendance, plan upgrades and dues, saved with object serialisation.
Python command-line app
Stock, sales, restocking and text invoices with 13% VAT for a beauty store.
Java console app
An MVC and DAO structure over MySQL, with prepared statements for every query.
04Skills
A qualification only matters if it shows up in the work. This is where each part of my education and each certification turns up in the software and websites I build today.
| Skill | Where I learned it | Where I use it |
|---|---|---|
| Object-oriented design | BSc coursework, Java OOP Principles | CivicSathy and the Gym Management System, and clean back-end structure on client code |
| Databases and SQL | BSc coursework, the Profile Management System | Prepared statements on every query, and schemas for database design projects |
| JavaScript and React | JavaScript Essential Training, Meta React certificate | Next.js and React products such as Eknas and Pustau |
| Security testing | Bug Bounty Toolkit, Ethical Hacking Essentials | QA rounds, code reviews and logic verification |
| Working with AI models | AI Fluency: Framework & Foundations | A fixed scoring rubric in RecruitFlow, and AI features in SaaS products |
05From class to client work
My degree gave me three things I use with clients: experience shipping real projects, a solid structure for back-end code and databases, and the habit of naming what a project still needs before it goes live. Each one comes from a specific project.
HamroYatra taught me to design an API that every screen depends on, and to bring the back end, the dashboards and the AI trip planner together as one product.
CivicSathy and the Profile Management System use prepared statements for every query. I follow the same rule on client databases, so user input can never become SQL.
On CivicSathy I wrote down what I would change before a real deployment: argon2id instead of SHA-256 for passwords, and CSRF tokens on forms. Client projects get those from day one.
RecruitFlow taught me to wrap an AI model in a fixed rubric so its scores stay consistent, which I now apply to SaaS products with AI features.
Degree, schools, certifications and projects, answered in a few lines each.
Ask me on WhatsAppI am studying for a BSc (Hons) in Computing at Itahari International College in Itahari, Nepal. I started in 2024 and I am currently enrolled, studying alongside my job as a Full Stack Web Developer at Ektukra Digital Agency. Most of my Java and database work comes from the course.
I completed my +2 in Physical Science at Vishwa Adarsha College, from 2020 to 2022. I finished in 2022, the same year I started building websites and working on SEO, which I have done ever since. In 2024 I began my BSc (Hons) in Computing at Itahari International College.
I completed my Secondary Education Examination (SEE) at Babylon Secondary Boarding School, where I studied from 2016 to 2020. It is where I first studied computer science, alongside mathematics and science. Early lessons in hardware, software and basic programming are what first got me into building for the web.
Six: Java OOP Principles (LinkedIn Learning, 2024), JavaScript Essential Training (LinkedIn Learning, 2023), Bug Bounty Toolkit (LinkedIn Learning, 2024), Ethical Hacking Essentials (Cisco Networking Academy, 2024), React Front-End Engineering (Meta on Coursera, 2024) and AI Fluency: Framework & Foundations (Anthropic, 2026).
HamroYatra, a travel platform, and CivicSathy, a municipal complaint system, were both university projects. I also built RecruitFlow, an AI recruitment platform, on my own, along with smaller Java and Python programs such as a gym, store and profile management system.
Yes. I have been a Full Stack Web Developer at Ektukra Digital Agency since June 2026, after starting there in 2025 on SEO content strategy and QA bug testing, and I take on client projects. The Java and database skills from my course go straight into real client work.
It helps, but proof matters more. Look at shipped work, live links and source code. My ten case studies show the stack and the outcome for each project, so you can judge the work directly instead of relying on a certificate.
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