Nipuna Randunu Samarasekara

Sri Lankan software engineer at Google, working on Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK). Represented Sri Lanka at the 2010 International Mathematical Olympiad (rank 151, 70.9%) while a student at Ananda College, Colombo, and later coached the Sri Lanka IMO team as an instructor at the Sri Lanka Olympiad Mathematics Foundation (2010-2016). Graduated in Electronic & Telecommunication Engineering from the University of Moratuwa (2010-2015), then joined Google in 2016.

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• Joined Google in 2016 and has stayed ~10 years, now focused on the Model Context Protocol and Google's Agent Development Kit — i.e. he sits on agent/LLM infrastructure.2016
• Represented Sri Lanka at IMO 2010 at rank 151 of 516 with 70.9% — the strongest of the five-man Sri Lankan team that year, ahead of Nuwan Chamara Pallewela (266) and Isuru Dilanka Fernando (313).Jul 2010
• Placed global 3rd at IEEE Xtreme as part of UOM 'Team Oops' with Thilina Sameera Ambagahawaththa and Varuna Jayasiri, showing competitive-programming strength beyond olympiad math.2013
• Posted the highest average GCE A/L Z-score in the country (3.3439) while at Ananda College in Nov 2009, which alongside the IMO result is the credential that opened a top engineering seat.Nov 27, 2009
• His LinkedIn headline 'MCP / ADK @ Google' and self-description 'Professional protobuf mover' indicate deep protocol/serialization work inside Google rather than a product-facing role.2026
• Went from IMO contestant (2010) to instructor coaching the Sri Lanka IMO team (2010-2016) — teaching the program he came through, which runs parallel to his undergraduate years at Moratuwa.2016
• Education path Ananda College (2004-2009) -> University of Moratuwa Electronic & Telecommunication Engineering (2010-2015) -> Google (2016) is a classic top-of-cohort Sri Lankan engineering trajectory, with the A/L Z-score and IMO rank as the two qualifying signals.2015
• Ranked on the same IMO circuit as a 2008 Sri Lankan contestant too (rank 424, 20.9%), so by 2010 he had two IMO appearances — a rare milestone that predicted a mathematics-heavy trajectory.Jul 2010
• Invited as a speaker for IEEEXtreme Sri Lanka sessions on competition mastery, giving back to the competitive-programming community he competed in.Oct 2022
• Held a research attachment at AHL (Augmented Human Lab), University of Moratuwa, on assistive augmentation — an early HCI research exposure before turning to production engineering.2014
• No public X/Twitter, GitHub, personal site or blog found; his public footprint is essentially LinkedIn plus olympiad and university records — a low-professional-surface profile.2026