Ashok Neupane

Ashok Neupane has four years of professional work experience. In 2017, they worked as a Portal Programmer I at XTIVIA, Inc. Before that, they were a Software Developer at WorldLink Communications from 2016 to 2017, where they increased the overall transactions by developing REST APIs for real-time account activation and online payment processing with external payment service providers. Ashok also took a client-facing role in requirements gathering, project specification, modifications, and design, as well as created Git workflows and project management workflows. From 2014 to 2016, they worked as a Software Engineer at nLocate.com, where they handled full-stack programming throughout the development lifecycle for Java and JavaScript web applications. Ashok also drove application development, testing, and maintenance with Spring MVC and collaborated with team members on design diagrams. From 2013 to 2014, they worked as a Junior Java Developer at One Platinum Technology Nepal Pvt. Ltd, where they contributed to front-end and back-end Java programming for interactive web applications in an Agile environment. Ashok was also involved in Sprint Planning and estimation, Jira-based project management and issue flow, user interface development, and version management. Ashok programmed a number of core modules and services using N-Tier application architecture, and streamlined overall software development via MVC pattern.

Ashok Neupane has a diverse educational background. Ashok obtained a +2 from Tilottama College in Science in 2009-2011, a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering from Janakpur Engineering College in 2011-2015, and a Master in Science in Computer Science from Maharishi International University in 2017-2018. Ashok also has several certifications, including Liferay DXP Back-End Developer from Liferay, Inc. obtained in February 2019, MTA: HTML5 Application Development Fundamentals from Microsoft obtained in December 2014, MTA: Networking Fundamentals from Microsoft obtained in December 2014, and MTA: Database Fundamentals from Microsoft obtained in November 2014.