about me

If you are here, it means you are curious about me and want to know more. Among 8 planets, 7 continents, 195 countries, and 8 billion people, I often wonder, 'Who am I in this big world?'

I'm more than just a statistic; I'm a unique person with my own story and connections. My life is made up of the things I've done and the people I know. My identity is shaped by the moments I've lived and the impact I've made.

In this world, I'm a friend, a learner, a dreamer, and I'm a part of what makes the world go ‘round’.

About me

I’m Nari, an aspiring lifelong learner, tech mentor, and a curious world traveler. I aspire to share my stories in tech and life so younger people especially women can resonate, learn, and get inspired.

WHAT I’M PASSIONATE ABOUT

My areas of interest: education, experiential learning, and innovation
I love traveling, observing and learning from people’s life experiences & unusual journeys! I’ve been to 12 countries in 7 continents and still curious to learn more!

As someone with an introverted personality, coding became a natural way for me to express ideas and create impact. What I love most about programming is that even while quietly sitting behind a computer, you can build meaningful products that help and support many people.

With over 10 years of experience growing from a full-stack developer to a technical lead, I have worked on building scalable web applications while helping teams deliver practical and reliable solutions. I enjoy solving complex problems, debugging systems, especially on the backend, and optimizing processes to make things simpler and more efficient.

I am also passionate about mentoring people, particularly in startup environments where learning, adapting, and building quickly matter. I am always open to mentoring and consulting with college students and development teams who want to improve their technical skills, workflows, and project outcomes.

Beyond building software, I aspire to share my experiences in technology and life so younger developers, especially women entering tech, can find relatable stories, learn from real journeys, and feel inspired to pursue their own path.