Twelve months

My first commit was on 17 August 2025. Before the internship at Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel I had not used git.

Twelve months later I was the largest contributor to TalentHub, a platform in production that twenty developers built over a year — 207 of its 652 commits and 37 pull requests merged. The next highest contributor has 94. I rebuilt the interface across 27 of its 35 screens. In the same twelve months I designed and shipped five projects of my own.

That is the whole of it. The GitHub history is short because it starts in August 2025, and everything in it was written in the twelve months since.

What the work has in common

SchemaShift shows you the consequences of a schema change before you commit it. Horologia takes a sealed mechanism apart so you can see how it drives itself. Luna computes real orbital positions instead of drawing a picture of a moon.

Each one takes something that normally happens out of sight and puts it on screen. That is the kind of problem I look for.

What I do not do

No mobile development. No React Native, no Flutter, no Swift, no Kotlin. If you need a native application, I am not the right person for it, and a badge on a portfolio would not change that.

Now

• Full-stack Developer Intern, Sri Lanka Telecom Mobitel, January–August 2026
• BSc (Hons) Information Technology, Software Engineering specialisation, SLIIT, 2022–2027
• Based in Colombo, Sri Lanka
• Open to full-time and freelance work

The fastest way to judge any of this is to read the code or run the projects. Both are on the work page; for the two private repositories, source is available on request.