Sreekara Dandibhotla
Computer Science Student at Georgia Tech
Experience
Plaid Software Engineer Intern
May 2026 - Present
Anduril Industries Software Engineer Intern
May 2025 - August 2025
Tesla Software Engineer Intern
January 2025 - May 2025
HyTech Racing Lead Software Engineer
January 2024 - Present
Verint Software Engineer Intern
May 2024 - August 2024
Skills
Projects
Mesh Network
A decentralized, peer-to-peer mesh networking library in modern C++23. Nodes self-organize into a network and route packets to each other with no central server required.
- • Supports TLS encryption and TCP/UDP communication
- • Implements peer handshakes, heartbeat monitoring, and automatic reconnection
- • Propagates routing tables for self-organizing multi-hop communication
- • Provides optional end-to-end encryption
- • Includes typed Protobuf messaging, request-response APIs, and network-wide broadcasts
Technologies
Data Acquisition Cloud Webserver
A cloud backend for HyTech Racing's vehicle data acquisition platform. It processes recorded telemetry into searchable runs, analysis-ready datasets, and automatically generated visualizations.
- • Dynamically decodes Protobuf messages using schemas embedded in each recording, supporting backwards/forwards compatability for schemas.
- • Routes telemetry through concurrent workers to generate HDF5 datasets and plots
- • Retry logic with exponential backoff
- • gRPC API for task submission and status polling
Technologies
NeuroBlocks
A visual neural-network playground for designing, validating, and training models from connected blocks. I worked on building the Python backend that turns user-created graphs into executable PyTorch models.
- • Compiles visual layer graphs into dynamic PyTorch models
- • Validates graph structure and propagates tensor shapes before training
- • Streams live training metrics through FastAPI WebSockets
- • Supports local and cloud GPU training with model persistence
- • Handles custom dataset uploads, validation, and cloud storage
Technologies
BikeBuddy
A bicycle safety device with a rear-view camera, wireless turn signals, and a mobile companion app. Won 1st place in the hardware track at HackGT 12.
- • Configured an ESP32 as a Wi-Fi access point so the camera and controller ESPs communicate without external infrastructure
- • Built an HTTP webserver on the ESP32 to serve the live camera feed and handle turn signal commands from the controller
- • Streamed real-time video from a rear-mounted camera to the mobile app over the local Wi-Fi network
- • Wired and debounced handlebar-mounted input switches that send HTTP requests to trigger left, right, and hazard signals
Technologies
ESP Spotify Display & Remote
A Wi-Fi-connected Spotify remote built in Rust for an Espressif microcontroller. Physical buttons provide tactile playback controls, while a companion API keeps the device synchronized with the currently playing track.
- • Built a server to fetch playback state and send Spotify control commands
- • Controls previous track, play/pause, and next track through GPIO buttons
- • Added token-authenticated requests to prevent unauthorized playback control
Technologies