aakrit subedi
Aakrit waving, typing, thinking, drinking coffee, and gesturing at his desk

Hi, I'm Aakrit Subedi 👋

I build systems that run in production.

I like figuring out how a system should work, getting into the code, and solving the problems that come with actually running it. Engineering leadership at Naamche from a founding team of 5–6 through an acquisition. LLM products in front of real users. A study platform 14K+ engineering students rely on. Receipts below.

Naamche → reAlphaengineering leadership
Joined as a founding team of 5–6 and stayed through the growth to 75+ and the acquisition by reAlpha. Led engineering across several products while staying hands-on — architecture decisions, working in the codebase, and sitting with our US teams and clients to figure out what they actually needed. Mentored engineers and helped build the teams around me.
AiChatmost recent
Led the rebuild of the product around LLMs and shipped it across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram. Most of that work came from handling production issues firsthand and listening to where clients were getting stuck, then fixing the product so they wouldn't keep running into the same problems.
BCTNotes14K+ students
Started it because, as a student, I couldn't find decent notes and past papers in one place. Designed and built the whole thing; it has grown into a platform where 14K+ engineering students share and use study materials.
contact sheet4 frames · talks & mentorship
Speaking at a mentorship session01
01·mentorship session at KEC
Mentoring students during a workshop02
02·hack-a-week workshop
Giving a presentation on stage03
03·sharing what I've learned
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04·community events, meetups and talks

mentorship sessions and talks — leading, helping peers, and sharing knowledge.

still learningtalks · meetups · conversations

I'm always curious about what's changing in tech — new tools, new frameworks, new ideas. More than trying them, I like understanding how they actually work and where they make sense. So I go deep, build something real with them, and share what I learn through talks, meetups, and conversations with other engineers.

open to collaborationslet's build something