Avindi was a business analyst at Meetrix, working on video infrastructure and communication projects. She ran customer calls, turned what came out of them into requirements and specifications, and tracked the work through to delivery with the engineering team. That is where the technical grounding in her writing comes from.
She is now a product owner at ScreenApp, where she works with engineering, design and product to shape AI tools for screen recording, transcription, meeting notes and video summarisation. Most of her week goes into defining requirements, prioritising features and guiding a release from planning through to delivery.
She holds a Bachelor of Management Information Systems from NSBM Green University. Her articles here come out of the same ground she covered at Meetrix: collaboration and meeting platforms, AI assistants, and the privacy and sector rules that decide how teams are allowed to use them, including healthcare settings.
How Meetrix rebuilt a virtual event platform's video stack: Jitsi Meet in four AWS regions, HAProxy load balancing, Octo between videobridges, autoscaling Jibri recording to S3, and Coturn for attendees behind firewalls.
What Meta AI Llama is, where Llama 2 sits in the Llama AI model family, its license and business use cases, and how to run the 7B or 70B model on AWS with an OpenAI-compatible API.
What is Jitsi Meet? An open-source video conferencing platform explained: Jitsi Meet features, how it works, whether it's safe, and why it fits businesses, education, and healthcare without accounts or time limits.
How video conferencing in healthcare works today: benefits of video conferencing in healthcare, medical video conferencing security and compliance, and how telemedicine video conferencing solutions fit into everyday patient care.
Explore how Jitsi Video Conferencing is transforming healthcare delivery, enhancing patient access, and supporting specialized care across various domains like rural healthcare, chronic disease management, pediatric therapy, prenatal care, and mental health support.
Create a JWT token in Node.js or Python with code examples, or generate one by hand with JWT.io for testing. Covers the header, payload and signature, plus how to wire the token into Jitsi Meet authentication.
Avindi Nisansala was a Business Analyst at Meetrix and wrote for this blog between 2026, with 6 published articles on the Meetrix blog. Business analyst at Meetrix, now a product owner at ScreenApp. Ran customer calls on video infrastructure projects and turned what came out of them into requirements, specifications and delivery tracking.
Mainly Collaboration, Development, LLMs & APIs. Collaboration makes up the largest share of the work, with 3 published articles.
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