Thuru in Sri Lankan local language means ‘trees’. Thuru is a social innovation that introduces new technologies to accelerate reforestation. Our goal is to plant 2 million trees through the thuru platform. To achieve our goals we have already partnered with many organizations and like minded people. One of our main goal is to make tree planting a trend among youth.

▪ Managing the entire project lifecycle (Initiation to Closure) of IT Projects as per agile and waterfall methodologies, whilst maintaining complete control on project schedule, governance, issues, and risks.▪ Effective Communication of Projects and Strategic initiatives to the Corporate Management team and all internal and external Stakeholders to accomplish group business plan.▪ Use JIRA, Confluence as the project management tools and have worked with Genius Project.▪ Domain areasIT product development (following Agile- Scrum)HR Digitization (Following waterfall)Sales analytics module (followed Agile- Scrum)Business Projects (followed Agile-Scrum)

Diesel & Motor Engineering PLC (DIMO) is a Sri Lankan company, Partnering with world renowned engineering brands as Mercedes Benz, Komatsu, Bomag, Bosch, KSB, Siemens, Jeep, MTU, Osram, Michelin, Schaefer, Class etc. DIMO has expanded its wings towards automobile, transportation, construction, power, building technologies, marine solutions and medicine sectors.Key Responsibilities and Functions:▪ Implemented effective parts inventory▪ Prepared EOQ (Economic Order quantities) based on sales forecasts and historical data.▪ Make aware the senior management regarding all aspects of inventory▪ Prepared marketing plan to issue aged items▪ Communicated and negotiated with principals (Suppliers) and maintain good relationships with them. (Komatsu, Bomag., etc.)

▪ Conducted a survey to identify gaps in vehicle movement and analyzed the data▪ IBC numbering and tracked the movement of IBCs▪ Analyzed demurrage cost of the truck fleet▪ Engage with video production related to safety concerns▪ Participated in the training on “Hazardous Substance Transportation” conducted by Institute of Human Resource Advancement (IHRA), University of Colombo, Sri Lanka