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Stamps President's Scholar | CS @ Georgia Tech

Passionate about leveraging technology for social impact and building innovative solutions.

Lalitha Gunturi

About Me

Hi, I'm Lalitha Gunturi! I'm a Computer Science student at Georgia Tech concentrating in Intelligence & Human-Computer Interaction, and a Stamps President's Scholar. I'm passionate about leveraging technology for social impact. Whether it's through research, building projects, or community work, I thrive at the intersection of technology, people, and impact. Service and community impact have always been a big part of my life, and I'm excited to keep finding ways to combine them with my work in tech as I grow.

I'm also really interested in startup culture and venture capital—so if you're building something exciting or want to collaborate, reach out!

Summer 2025

This summer, I'm studying abroad at Georgia Tech Europe in Metz, France, diving into coursework on Artificial Intelligence, algorithms, building projects and learning about the design and analysis of efficient algorithms. Beyond the classroom, I'm traveling across 10+ countries, soaking in culture, architecture, and inspiration from every stop. Currently I'm coding a digital portfolio to document my study abroad experience — from reflections and insights to travel stories and photo highlights. It will be live soon!

Looking for Opportunities

I'm especially interested instartups,product management,software engineering,venture capital, andartificial intelligence. I love to build and scale ideas— if you think my experience fits a role, let's connect! Actively seeking internships for Summer 2026!

Moments & Milestones

NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Award

NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Award

Won the NCWIT Aspirations in Computing National Honorable Mention and State Winner Awards. The award honors women for their computing-related achievements and interests. Recipients are selected based on their aptitude and aspirations in technology and computing, as demonstrated by their computing experience, computing-related activities, and leadership experience.