I earned my bachelor's degree from the University of Moratuwa's Department of Computer Science and Engineering in Sri Lanka. Alongside my studies, I actively participated in extracurricular activities to enhance soft skills such as teamwork and communication.

During my time at the university, I represented the university as the goalkeeper for the soccer team, showcasing my commitment to teamwork and leadership. Additionally, I was a dedicated member of the Rotaract Club of the University of Moratuwa, where I contributed to the public relations team.

This balance between academic achievement and active involvement in extracurricular activities enriched my university experience, equipping me with a well-rounded skill set and a strong sense of camaraderie with my peers.

I completed the UI/UX Specialization offered by the California Institute of the Arts through Coursera to acquire knowledge beyond the scope of my bachelor's degree curriculum. Upon completing this course, I secured several freelancing opportunities, which played a crucial role in improving my skill set and boosting my confidence in the field. These experiences were instrumental in advancing my proficiency and expertise in UI/UX design.

I had the opportunity to present a session on how to create and secure React applications, representing the WSO2 IAM team, to the third-year students at the Department of Computer Science & Engineering, University of Moratuwa Joining me from the the IAM team at WSO2, were my colleagues Dasuni Geeganage, Savindi Waduge & Jayashakthi Perera. Together, we covered topics like, how to set up a simple React application, basic IAM concepts & how to add login to that application using Asgardeo.

In July 2024, I had the privilege of hosting a session titled 'Introduction to the Basics of UI Design' for the undergraduates at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.

This session provided participants with insights into the fundamentals of UI design. By sharing key concepts and practical strategies, attendees gained valuable knowledge in the field of user interface design, enhancing their skill sets in this domain. We also discussed some interesting concepts, such as 'The Best Interface is No Interface.'

It was an honour to contribute to this educational initiative that catered to both the learning and professional growth of participants.

In October 2021, I had the privilege of hosting an engaging session titled 'Introduction to Basics of UI Designing' as part of the Brain Wave Coaching Session 2.0, organized by the Society of Transport & Logistics at the University of Moratuwa.

This session provided participants with insights into the fundamentals of UI designing, delivered in the Sinhala language. By sharing key concepts and practical strategies, attendees gained valuable insights into the world of user interface design, improving their skill sets of this domain.

It was an honour to contribute to this exceptional educational initiative that catered to both the learning and professional growth of participants.

I am deeply passionate about football, and my love to play the sport led me to get the opportunity in university to gain firsthand experience on the field. It was all about pursuing my love for the game and enjoying every moment.

During my university career, I had the privilege of being part of the team that achieved the joint championship at the Sri Lanka University Games in 2019.

Playing football improved my athletic abilities and proved to be a platform for personal growth. It was an environment where I developed soft skills like teamwork, commitment, and dedication.These skills have proven invaluable in my professional journey, contributing to my success in the workplace.

Football has been more than just a sport for me; it has been a journey of self-discovery and resilience, shaping both my personal and professional life.

As an individual deeply committed to voluntary work, I have always wanted to give back to my community, inspired by my mother's battle with cancer during my childhood. Joining the Rotaract Club of the University of Moratuwa provided me with the perfect platform to fulfil this commitment.

One of the most unforgettable experiences of my life was working on a project for the university's Rotaract Club. We spent a day at the Dharma Chakra Child Foundation, where I had the privilege of bringing smiles to the faces of children who face daily adversities. It was an immensely gratifying experience to offer them a day of joy and happiness.

Beyond that, I contributed to the success of various other club projects, including 'I am Ready', 'Manusath Handa', and 'Ceylon Safari 2018', serving as a member of the organising committee. Additionally, I co-chaired the project 'First Round Workshop of Maestro'18', further enhancing my leadership and teamwork skills.

On a personal level, my involvement in Rotaract Club helped me nurture values like empathy and compassion, qualities that are invaluable for a designer. Through these experiences, I have grown both professionally and personally, reinforcing my belief in the power of volunteer work to create positive change.