Software & DevOps Engineer
Passionate about leveraging Software and DevOps Engineering to build scalable, innovative solutions. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science Honours in Information Technology at the University of Moratuwa.
Led development of a comprehensive POS system, managing modules for Sales Dashboard, Manager Dashboard, Inventory Management, and Barcode Scanning. Developed user-friendly interfaces, implemented real-time cart functionality, comprehensive product and sales analytics, robust inventory management, and seamless barcode scanning integration.
Designed and developed a replica e-commerce website inspired by nolimit.lk, enhancing expertise in full-stack development, database management, and frontend state handling. Deployed and managed hosting on Vercel.
Implemented some core webpages for the official website of the Tamil Literary Association, University of Moratuwa, ensuring responsive and engaging user interfaces.
In a world abundant with ideas, resources, and technological advancements, achieving meaningful success demands more than simply replicating what already exists. Great triumph comes from innovating solutions for existing problems rather than merely recreating what others have already built. This principle has repeatedly proven itself across industries, demonstrating that true innovation drives long-term growth, inspires customer loyalty, and fosters lasting change.
In today’s technology-driven world, open source software isn’t just an alternative — it’s the heartbeat of innovation and collaboration in the developer community. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting your coding journey, understanding the role and impact of open source can profoundly shape your career and contributions.
When I first heard about Linux, all I knew was that it was “some operating system that programmers use.” It sounded mysterious, maybe even intimidating. But now, after diving into the Linux world myself, I can confidently say this: every IT student should try Linux at least once.