2022–2028MB BChir MedicineUniversity of CambridgeA six-year medical degree combining pre-clinical science, an intercalated Biochemistry degree and the three clinical Final MB years.+
Year 1 — MVST Part IA
Core scientific and social foundations of medicine.
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Anatomy
Physiology
Biochemistry
Social Aspects of Medicine
Epidemiology
Year 2 — MVST Part IB
Systems, disease mechanisms and therapeutic foundations.
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Pathology
Pharmacology
Neurobiology
Human Reproduction
Head and Neck Anatomy
Year 3 — MA (Cantab) (Hons) Biochemistry+
Dissertation: Class I (73%).
BA result: Class II.1.
Final MB — Years 4–6
The three clinical years of the Cambridge medical course.
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Year 4: 83% overall, top 15% of the year, Class I.
Year 5: current clinical year.
Year 6: final clinical year.
2018–2022A Levels and GCSEsTapton School, SheffieldA quantitative science foundation before studying medicine at Cambridge.+
A Levels: Mathematics (A*), Chemistry (A*) and Biology (A*).
GCSEs: nine Grade 9s, one Grade 8 and two Grade 7s.
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Professional experience
2026–PresentMechanisms of Drug Action (MODA) SupervisorChurchill College, University of CambridgePaid small-group supervision in pharmacology through Cambridge’s Mechanisms of Drug Action course.+
Teaching covers cardiovascular and renal pharmacology, peripheral neurotransmission and neuropharmacology, atherosclerosis, antimicrobial pharmacology and anticancer pharmacology, alongside supervision of the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics (PK/PD) practical paper.
Oct 2025–PresentPart II Biochemistry SupervisorRobinson College, University of CambridgePaid small-group teaching and assessment for Part II Biochemistry undergraduates.+
Supervise Part II Biochemistry students across Natural Sciences and Medical and Veterinary Sciences.
Deliver small-group teaching sessions and mark essays.
Aug–Sept 2025Life Sciences Summer Analyst InternCandesicCommercial due diligence and strategic analysis across healthcare services and medtech.+
Contributed to commercial due-diligence projects for private-equity clients evaluating healthcare service providers and medtech innovations.
Performed market analysis, competitor benchmarking and financial modelling to support investment decisions.
July–Sept 2025Summer InternMilner Therapeutics Institute / AstraZenecaExploratory inflammatory-bowel-disease drug-target research using transcriptomic analysis.+
Applied differential gene-expression analysis in R and Python across bulk and single-cell RNA-sequencing data.
Supported exploratory work investigating disease-specific cellular interaction signatures for targeted drug discovery.
Jun–Aug 2024Wellcome Trust Summer InternCardiovascular Research Unit, University of SheffieldComputational and experimental work on ticagrelor reversal during emergency CABG.+
Built computational models simulating CytoSorb bead-incubation dynamics to optimise ticagrelor reversal.
Designed and ran in-vitro assays including light-transmission aggregometry, VerifyNow, whole-blood single-platelet counting and flow cytometry.
Refined incubation protocols by modelling drug–receptor dissociation kinetics to inform clinical strategy.
Co-authored a peer-reviewed review on coronary thrombosis interventions as second author.
2022–PresentFounder and CEOVW SchoolsFounded a medical-education consultancy for aspiring medical students.+
Supported more than 300 aspiring medical students with structured application and interview preparation.
Designed proprietary resources and managed operations.
Achieved a 100% medical-school placement rate through structured systems, performance tracking and outcome-focused delivery.
Built and deployed Vantage, an AI study coach using Python for personalised question generation, marking, progress tracking and spaced repetition.
2026–PresentFounders Under 24 FellowKickstart GlobalSelected for the 20-week Founders Under 24 Fellowship at the UK’s largest cross-university incubator.+
Developing preventative-cardiology ideas towards a fundable MVP, supported by founder masterclasses, mentorship and access to potential pre-seed investors.
2026–PresentVice PresidentCambridge University MedTech SocietyVice President of the Cambridge University MedTech Society.+2018–PresentBadmintonEngland and University of CambridgeInternational junior representation, university captaincy and sustained competitive performance.+
England National Team, 2018–2022: European Junior Badminton Championships runner-up and five England caps.
Yorkshire Player of the Year in 2022, 2024 and 2025.
Cambridge University Captain, 2023–24: led the team to BUCS nationals and varsity victories while managing coaching, training and match transport.
2023–PresentTreasurerCambridge University Sri Lanka SocietyManaged society finances for cultural and educational events.+
Secured £500 in funding and managed event budgets.
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Technical skills and languages
Data and codingTools used across academic, research and analytical work.+Laboratory techniquesMethods used in biomedical laboratory and cardiovascular research settings.+Computer science and artificial intelligenceCompleted Harvard CS50x and CS50’s Introduction to Artificial Intelligence with Python.+
CS50x: computer-science foundations, algorithms, data structures, memory, C, Python, SQL and web programming.
CS50AI: search, knowledge representation, uncertainty, optimisation, machine learning, neural networks and natural-language processing in Python.
LanguagesEnglish and Sinhala fluent; French intermediate.+
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Publications and conferences
2025Pharmacotherapeutic options for coronary thrombosis treatment: where are we today?Expert Opinion on PharmacotherapyPeer-reviewed review article; second author.+
2025Pharmacology 2025BelfastSelected for both an oral communication and a poster presentation.+
Oral communication: CytoSorb beads for ticagrelor reversal in CABG to reduce excessive bleeding.
Poster presentation: Pharmacotherapeutic options for coronary thrombosis treatment: where are we today?
2025East of England Cardiology ConferencePresented cardiovascular research in both oral and poster formats.+
Oral presentation: CytoSorb beads for ticagrelor reversal in CABG to reduce excessive bleeding.
Poster presentation: Pharmacotherapeutic options for coronary thrombosis treatment: where are we today?
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Awards
Mar 2025Award for Best Oral PresentationEast of England Cardiology ConferenceAwarded for the presentation “Investigating the efficacy of CytoSorb beads in reversing the antiplatelet effects of ticagrelor”.+Churchill College Elite Athlete Representation AwardUniversity of Cambridge SportA monetary award supporting elite-level competition.+Hawks and Ospreys ScholarshipHawks & Ospreys Charitable TrustA monetary award supporting my badminton career and tournament participation.+University of Cambridge Athlete Performance Programme (UCAPP)University of Cambridge SportSupport for elite-level national performance in badminton.+
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