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kaveenk.com is the personal portfolio and professional profile of Kaveen Kumarasinghe, a software engineer based in Seattle. The site presents his work experience, open-source projects, and contact details, and includes an interactive assistant for quick questions. It is a personal site rather than a company, product, or service you sign up for.
Who Kaveen Kumarasinghe Is
According to the site, Kaveen is a software engineer in Seattle. His current full-time role is at Stripe, where he works on the banking layer and on systems that move money at large scale. Before that, he worked part-time as a software engineering contractor at OpenAI, developing and maintaining tools for community analytics and model experimentation.
His earlier experience is a series of internships:
| Role | Organization | Period / Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Software Engineering Intern | Stripe | 2023 — moving money at high volume globally |
| Software Engineering Intern | Intuit | 2023 — TurboTax US ingestion and performance |
| Software Engineering Intern (2x) | Carta | 2021–2022 — transaction modelling and processing |
| Software Engineering Intern | NCR | 2020 — large-scale server orchestration and management |
| Software Engineering Intern | BlackBerry | 2020 — machine learning for compliance and integrity |
What the Site Shows
The site is organized around a few sections:
- Experience — a timeline of the roles above, with links to longer writeups.
- Projects and contributions — open-source work, each with a short description and links to GitHub or a live demo.
- Start a session — a contact area with an email address ([email protected]) and links to GitHub, LinkedIn, and Discord, plus an interactive assistant for quick information.
- Made by visitors — a section for things visitors have built.
The Projects Listed
The portfolio highlights several open-source projects, mostly in Python and TypeScript:
- GPTDiscord — an open-source Python integration that brings GPT conversations, image generation, and document questions into Discord.
- DisClass — a Discord tool for University of Waterloo student verification, course coordination, and temporary study rooms.
- Agent Challenge — an open-source API challenge library with Python and Node.js integrations and an interactive demo of timed challenges and token handling.
- openai/Dallify — primary contributor and maintainer of OpenAI's example image generation bot (TypeScript).
- Described — assistance for the visually impaired by automatically describing images sent on popular media platforms.
- FAQ Service — a sample project used to teach embeddings, vector databases, and RAG in workshops.
- FixedWorld — a Minecraft plugin that lets server developers create worlds that regenerate over time (Java).
When This Page Is Useful to You
This site is worth visiting if you want to:
- Understand Kaveen's background and current work before reaching out.
- Browse or reuse his open-source projects — each entry links to its repository, so you can check the code and license directly on GitHub.
- Contact him about collaboration, hiring, or questions, using the email or social links in the contact section.
The site does not list pricing, paid services, or account requirements, so treat it as a portfolio and contact point rather than a product with plans or sign-up. For anything beyond a quick question, the site itself suggests reaching out by email.