A proposito di Sasindu Dilshan Ranwadana
I’m Sasindu Dilshan Ranwadana, a Computer Science student at Swinburne University of Technology focused on cybersecurity, cloud computing, automation, and practical digital systems.
My interest in technology started long before university. I began by exploring websites, online platforms, digital content, video editing, and how people interact with technology. Over time, that curiosity developed into a stronger interest in software development, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, user experience, and automation.
Through my studies and independent learning, I’ve worked across software development, advanced web technologies, malware analysis, cloud fundamentals, system design, data analysis, and project-based problem solving. I’ve also explored automation tools, AI-assisted workflows, and practical ways to build useful digital systems.
I’m interested in how systems are built, how they fail, and how they can be improved. Whether I’m analysing security risks, building web systems, testing user flows, or automating repetitive tasks, I’m drawn to practical problems where technical thinking creates real value.
My background sits between technical work and creative communication. I can understand systems, explain ideas clearly, think from a user’s perspective, and keep learning when the problem is unfamiliar. That mix has shaped the way I approach technology: secure it, simplify it, automate it, and make it useful.
I’m open to connecting with people in cybersecurity, IT, cloud, automation, QA/testing, digital products, and emerging technology. I’m especially interested in graduate, junior, internship, and project opportunities where I can contribute, learn, and work on real-world problems.
My interest in technology started long before university. I began by exploring websites, online platforms, digital content, video editing, and how people interact with technology. Over time, that curiosity developed into a stronger interest in software development, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, user experience, and automation.
Through my studies and independent learning, I’ve worked across software development, advanced web technologies, malware analysis, cloud fundamentals, system design, data analysis, and project-based problem solving. I’ve also explored automation tools, AI-assisted workflows, and practical ways to build useful digital systems.
I’m interested in how systems are built, how they fail, and how they can be improved. Whether I’m analysing security risks, building web systems, testing user flows, or automating repetitive tasks, I’m drawn to practical problems where technical thinking creates real value.
My background sits between technical work and creative communication. I can understand systems, explain ideas clearly, think from a user’s perspective, and keep learning when the problem is unfamiliar. That mix has shaped the way I approach technology: secure it, simplify it, automate it, and make it useful.
I’m open to connecting with people in cybersecurity, IT, cloud, automation, QA/testing, digital products, and emerging technology. I’m especially interested in graduate, junior, internship, and project opportunities where I can contribute, learn, and work on real-world problems.
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