Muna Bhattarai

Muna Bhattarai is a Cloud and Infrastructure Engineer, technical educator, mentor, speaker, and technology community builder from Nepal. She works across AWS and Microsoft Azure cloud environments, Linux systems, CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code, containerization, monitoring, Generative AI applications, and reliable cloud-native systems.

Muna combines practical engineering experience with a strong commitment to technical education and community leadership. She is an AWS Community Builder and Advisor to AWS Student Builder Groups in Nepal, where she supports learners and aspiring technology professionals through mentorship, technical talks, hands-on training, and community initiatives. She holds certifications in AWS and Microsoft Azure and has previously served as a GitHub Campus Expert and Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador, organizing events, supporting technical communities, and helping learners explore opportunities in technology.

Muna is also a founding core organizer and former Communications Coordinator of AWS User Group Women in Tech Nepal, a community she helped establish to expand learning, networking, and career opportunities for women in technology. Through workshops, mentoring, speaking engagements, and educational programs, she has contributed to initiatives that have reached more than 500 students, women, and aspiring technology professionals.

As a Nomad Futurist Advocate, Muna is committed to making digital infrastructure and emerging technologies easier to understand and more accessible. She is passionate about encouraging more women and young people to pursue careers in technology, connecting emerging talent with practical knowledge and mentorship, and helping communities understand the technologies that power our connected world. Through her engineering, education, and community work, she hopes to contribute to a more inclusive, collaborative, and accessible future.

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