Nischal Khanal
Software Engineer exploring systems, market infrastructure, and performance engineering
I'm a software engineer currently exploring the systems that sit beneath modern software and financial markets. A lot of my curiosity comes from questions that don't have quick answers. Why do some systems continue operating under pressure while others fail? Why can a few milliseconds matter in one environment and be completely irrelevant in another? How do exchanges process enormous volumes of information while continuously matching buyers and sellers? Those questions gradually pulled me beyond application development into networking, operating systems, distributed systems, market microstructure, and exchange architecture. Right now, most of my time is spent building projects, reading technical material, and studying how real systems behave when they encounter bottlenecks, scale, failures, and competing constraints. I'm particularly interested in the relationship between infrastructure, information flow, and decision-making in modern markets.