KOVIDHA
SUBASINGHE
Software engineering undergraduate building real systems for real clients.
Backend-focused · automation at Innobot Health · architecture-minded.
"I don't just write code — I architect systems and own their lifecycle."Full story
I'm Kovidha Subasinghe — pursuing a BSc (Hons) in Software Engineering from Birmingham City University via the Java Institute for Advanced Technology, and working as an Intern Software Engineer at Innobot Health (since November 2025).
My work lives in the backend — designing data flows, writing automations, integrating APIs, and making systems that actually hold up in the real world. I've built and deployed production systems from scratch, solo.
I think in architectures. I ship in systems. I care about the reliability of what I build.
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All projectsFIELD
RECORDExperience
Real-world roles. Production systems. Real clients. Healthcare automation. Not tutorial projects.
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Nov 2025 – PresentIntern Software EngineerInnobot Health · Remote (USA healthcare)
Python automations and RPA for US healthcare/insurance operations — Selenium workflows, Google API integrations, and multi-step pipelines that remove manual bottlenecks at scale. (No public screenshots — proprietary work.)
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Feb 2025 – PresentSoftware EngineerDessina.co · Remote
Full software development lifecycle for client projects — requirements through deployment. Web and desktop apps with Java, PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and Bootstrap; ongoing client support.
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Oct 2024 – PresentFreelance Web DeveloperSelf-employed · Sri Lanka
Client-facing web applications and portals — from LMS platforms to reservation systems, owning architecture, build, and maintenance.
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2023 – 2027BSc (Hons) Software EngineeringBirmingham City University · via Java Institute for Advanced Technology
Undergraduate degree covering software engineering fundamentals, systems architecture, databases, and applied development — Galle, Sri Lanka.
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I'm available for freelance projects, collaborations, and building things that actually matter. Let's talk systems.
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