Hi, I'm Sushant Raj Mishra

I'm Sushant Raj Mishra, an undergraduate student who refuses to choose just one path. While most people pick a single lane, I've chosen to race on multiple tracks simultaneously. Growing up in Janakpur shaped that instinct early — a place where I learned that meaningful change rarely comes from a single skill in isolation.

As a full-stack developer, I craft digital experiences that not only look beautiful but solve real problems. From concept to code, I bring ideas to life with React, Next.js, and modern design tools. I've completed multiple projects. Beyond client work, I'm building my own ecosystem of tools under the Digo name — from a service marketplace to an exam-prep platform for students navigating Nepal's entrance exams.

My social work keeps me grounded, reminding me that technology should serve humanity. I've worked on community projects and some as a volunteering that have impacted many lives. Through Mahila Tatha Bal Balika Utthan Samaj, an NGO focused on women and children in Janakpur, I've seen firsthand how a website or a secure system can extend an organization's reach far beyond what a small team could manage alone. That same instinct pulled me into local causes closer to home — advocating for the preservation of Janakpur's sacred ponds, and helping shape community events that bring people together.

Now, I'm pursuing BA LLB at Kathmandu School of Law, drawn by law's power to shape justice and governance. I'm especially interested in where it meets my other worlds — using technology to make legal aid and access to justice more reachable for communities that need it most. Constitutional law and Nepal's evolving political landscape hold a particular pull for me, and I find myself constantly connecting what I study in the classroom to the systems I'd eventually like to help build.

Different fields, same throughline: I'm most interested in the space where a skill stops being abstract and starts changing something for someone else.