I write backend systems and teach young students how to think like programmers. Not just how to code — but how to reason, question, and solve.
I'm Sairash — a computer science teacher and backend developer from Nepal. I spend my days building server-side systems and my evenings in classrooms with young students who are just starting to discover programming.
Teaching CS isn't just about syntax and loops. The real challenge — and what fascinates me most — is shaping the way students think. When a student starts approaching problems differently, asking "why" before "how", that's the moment that keeps me going.
"I don't just teach them to code. I teach them to think — and that changes everything."
On the dev side, I love architecting clean, scalable backend systems. I believe good code is like good teaching: clear, intentional, and built to last.
A production-ready REST API starter with auth, rate limiting, and clean architecture — so I can ship faster.
View Project →An interactive platform I built for my students — bite-sized lessons, live code exercises, and zero fluff.
View Project →A command-line tool that automates my daily dev tasks — because the best code is the code you don't have to write twice.
View Project →Whether you want to collaborate on a project, talk about CS education, or just say hello — reach out. I'm always happy to connect.