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Academic Staff Profile

Ms. Chalini Asirini

Lecturer (Probationary)

Biography

Ms. Chalini Asirini is a Lecturer (Probationary) attached to the Department of Human Resource Management, Faculty of Business Management, Sri Lanka Technology Campus (Pvt) Ltd., with a passion for shaping the next generation of people-centered leaders by disseminating theoretical knowledge blended with practical, real-world perspectives. She earned her Master of Science in Management from the Faculty of Business Management, University of Sri Jayewardenepura (USJ) in 2025 and has earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management from the Faculty of Business Management, USJ in 2020. She specializes in delivering modules across Management and Human Resource Management, while also actively contributing to supervision of undergraduate research and student mentoring, with nearly five years of academic experience since 2021. Her research interests lie in the evolving landscape of the HRM discipline, spanning Green HRM Practices, Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence in HRM, HR Analytics, and Employee Retention.

Academic Qualifications

MSc. in Management (USJ), BSc in Human Resource Management (Special) (USJ)

 

Teaching Areas

Human Resource Management, HR Analytics, Strategic HRM, Sustainable HRM, Organizational Behavior, Principles of Management

Research Interests

Green HRM Practices, Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence in HRM, HR Analytics, and Employee Retention, Sustainability

Publications

Hakmana, H. B. C.A. (2023).Psychological consequences of meeting psychological contract expectations and its impact on conversion intentions of interns. Business School Partner Conference 2023, Canterbury Christ Church University, UK

Hakmana, H. B. C.A., Arachchige, B. J. H. (2021). Factors Influencing the Intention to Accept Full-time Employment of Interns Upon the
Completion of the Internship.Undergraduate Research Symposium ,USJ 2021

Research Projects

Reaction To Ai-Enabled Job Application Systems Across Generations In Selected Organizations In The Colombo District