Bhimraj Yadav

Software engineer · Kathmandu, Nepal

I build products, and the tools developers use to build them.

I'm a software engineer based in Kathmandu, Nepal. Most days I'm designing systems and shipping features with my team, contributing to open source, or experimenting with LLMs and agents, and I write about what I learn along the way.

01Work

Experience

Products, open source, and infrastructure.

  • Fetchly Labs logo

    Since 2022

    Lead and build products

    Software Engineer · full-time at Fetchly Labs

    Leading the team that takes products and features from idea to launch, and building right alongside them.

    Trusted to step in when a project needs direction.

  • Lightning AI logo

    Since 2024

    Maintain open source

    Tier 2 open-source contributor at Lightning AI

    Helping maintain open-source tools teams use to train and serve models, and cutting their releases.

    From first PR to helping maintain the ecosystem.

  • StableCluster logo

    Since 2024

    Advise on software & infra

    Consultant at StableCluster

    Guiding AI and software teams on cloud infrastructure, deployment workflows and production-ready systems, and getting hands-on when the work needs it.

PRs merged
310+
PRs reviewed
450+
issues helped on
540+
issues resolved
65+

Merged PRs across the Lightning AI ecosystem

04Beyond code

A little more about me

Away from the keyboard, you'll find me travelling, exploring new things, working out, or lost in a good playlist.

Currently

Building
  • vps-ready · make a fresh VPS ready and secure
  • Receipt OCR · structured data from receipts with OCR and LLMs

Off the clock

  • Travelling
  • Exploring new things
  • Working out
  • Music
  • LLMs
  • Agents
  • Open source
  • Rust

Based inKathmandu, Nepal

05Contact

Say hello.

Products, open-source tools, infrastructure, or a research idea: I'm open to talking about any of them. A direct message is the fastest way to reach me.

Not ready to talk? Stay in the loop.

New posts, releases, and the occasional research note, sent only when there's something worth sharing.