Hello, I'm

Sid Padmanabhuni

Software Engineer Research Assistant

Building AI Secuirty solutions at Aryaka Networks while pursuing my Master's in Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology

Sid Padmanabhuni
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About Me

I'm a passionate software engineer specializing in AI security and accessibility research, currently working at Aryaka Networks as a Software Engineer while pursuing my MSCS at Georgia Institute of Technology.

At Aryaka Networks, I develop advanced security solutions for monitoring and controlling GenAI-related transactions. I build parsers to intercept and analyze GenAI HTTP traffic, implement security features at the firewall layer, and work on full-stack development spanning RESTful APIs, backend integration, and GUI design.

My former research at Arizona State University focused on human-computer interaction and accessibility, particularly developing solutions for the blind and low vision community. This work is funded by the National Institute of Health and has resulted in publications at top-tier conferences like CHI and HRI.

Languages & Frameworks

Python Java C C++ Golang JavaScript React Node.js SQL

AI & Security

GenAI Security Firewall Systems API Security Machine Learning

Infrastructure

Kubernetes Cloud Security Microservices RESTful APIs
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Research & Publications

2025 CHI

VideoA11yGPT: Method and Datasets for Accessible Video Description

Chaoyu Li, Sid Padmanabhuni, Maryam Cheema, Pooyan Fazli, Hasti Seifi

A comprehensive approach to making video content accessible for the blind and low vision community using advanced language models and custom datasets.

2023 HRI

Designing and Evaluating Interactive Tools for a Robot Hand Collection

Ramzi Abou Chahine, Sid Padmanabhuni, Pooyan Fazli, Hasti Seifi

Interactive tools for exploring and understanding robot hand designs through comprehensive data analysis and user experience research.

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