Sagar Neupane builds calm tech.
Software developer and CS student at Saint Cloud State University, blending polished interfaces with dependable infrastructure. I like products that feel effortless up front and engineered all the way down.
A developer with an infrastructure brain and a designer's eye.
I'm a Computer Science student at Saint Cloud State University, graduating in May 2026. My work sits at a useful intersection: I build web applications, but I also understand the servers, networks, backups, and support systems that keep real organizations moving.
At NetVPro and Zeiss Group, I worked close to production environments: Windows Server, Microsoft 365, VMware, pfSense, VLANs, firewall rules, backups, and user support. That experience made me practical. I care about software that looks refined, explains itself clearly, and behaves reliably when people depend on it.
I enjoy turning messy needs into clean product experiences, from financial dashboards to internal tooling. The through-line is simple: make the interface feel calm, make the system underneath strong, and leave things easier than I found them.
Tools I use to make ideas real.
A mix of software engineering, design collaboration, and infrastructure support. Hover the tags and cards for the tiny tactile bits, because polish belongs in the small places too.
Web & Product
AI & Data
IT & Infrastructure
Selected work with product energy.
High-contrast cards, custom mockups, fast scanning, and direct paths to the work.
Junior System Administrator Intern
Handled hardware, software, and network troubleshooting, daily Veeam backup monitoring, Windows Server patching, Microsoft 365 administration, VMware, pfSense, VLAN setup, and firewall rule reviews.
IT Support Specialist
Supported desktop and Windows-based environments across the US and Canada, resolved service requests, tracked KPIs, and strengthened TCP/IP, DHCP/DNS, and hybrid infrastructure skills.
Technical Support
Monitored ticketing needs, supported event logistics, set up AV equipment for press conferences, and helped keep arena technical operations smooth during live events.
B.S. Computer Science
GPA 3.58 / 4.0, Dean's List. Coursework includes Distributed Systems, Data Structures and Algorithms, Software Systems, Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, and Calculus II.
Let's build something useful and a little unforgettable.
Open to software roles, freelance work, and collaborations where design taste and engineering discipline both matter.