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Sayuru Akash Amarasinghe

About Sayuru.

Sayuru Akash Amarasinghe is a Sri Lankan full-stack developer, musical artist, designer, writer, investor, and founder of Codezela Technologies.

Sayuru Akash Amarasinghe standing by the coast in Sri Lanka

Western Sri Lanka / personal archive

Biography

One practice. Several forms.

Born on 14 June in Colombo and raised in Kottawa, Sayuru built his practice around technology, sound, and independent creative work. He works from Sri Lanka across product interfaces, full-stack systems, writing, and music production.

His public music work began in 2020. HMM with Sayuru & Chanuka, a conversational podcast project, is part of that early catalogue. Today, the same interest in rhythm and structure carries between software, design, sound, and the systems behind Codezela Technologies.

Sayuru studied Software Engineering through Plymouth University in the United Kingdom. His approach remains practical: understand the real problem, make the interface clear, build the underlying system, and ship work that can keep evolving.

01Born14 June / Colombo, Sri Lanka
02BasedColombo, Sri Lanka
03EducationBSc Software Engineering / Plymouth University, UK
04CompanyFounder & CEO / Codezela Technologies
05PracticeSoftware / design / music / writing
06Notable workHMM with Sayuru & Chanuka / Podcast

The path so far.

Origin / Now

ORIGIN

Colombo

Born in Colombo and raised in Kottawa, Western Province.

2020

Music

Began publishing electronic and independent music work.

BSc

Software engineering

Studied through Plymouth University in the United Kingdom.

NOW

Codezela Technologies

Leads product, software, and web-system work from Sri Lanka.

Personal archive

Earlier frames, kept visible.

An early portrait of Sayuru Akash Amarasinghe by a window
Early portrait / personal archive
Sayuru Akash Amarasinghe outdoors during his university years
University years / personal archive
Sayuru Akash Amarasinghe photographed against a painted brick wall
Portrait study / personal archive

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