Samhita Kondareddy

Highly motivated high school graduate and incoming Computer Engineering major (BME minor) at Georgia Tech. Experienced in research, data analysis, and project leadership, with a strong passion for healthcare technology and innovation.

• CS50: Introduction to Computer Science, Harvard University
• Survey Data Collection and Analytics, University of Michigan, Sampling, Data Analysis, Research Design, Statistical Modeling
• CPR/AED Certification
• Biology of Cancer Course, Johns Hopkins University
• Introduction to Healthcare Course, Stanford University

• Founder and President, Denmark High School Red Cross Chapter, Led community service and blood drives (200+ units collected).
• Co-Founder and Co-President, NSTEM, Organized STEM events and created 300+ STEM kits for underserved communities.
• National Disaster Preparedness Red Cross Team, Collaborated on disaster preparedness strategies.

• Perry Initiative, Orthopedic surgery and engineering experience.
• HOBY Leadership Program, Leadership development and community service projects.
• Girls Who Code, Developed a heart disease prediction model using machine learning.

• Presidential Scholars Award for Leadership, 01/01/25
• Gold Barbara James Service Award, Over 250 hours of volunteer service, 02/01/24

• Research Assistant, NSC Cardiology, Cumming, GA, 05/01/24, 09/01/24, Conducted research on diabetes-related heart conditions using Python for data analysis., Collaborated with healthcare professionals on data collection and statistical modeling.
• Research Intern, Hartzell Lab, Emory University, 02/01/23, 08/01/23, Analyzed intracellular ion concentration gradients using Python for visualization., Studied cellular mechanisms and contributed to research publications.
• Clinical Intern, Internal Medicine and Geriatrics Professionals, 06/01/22, 08/01/23, Assisted with patient care, recorded vitals, and prepared equipment before procedures.
• Intern, CCU Department, Wellstar Kennestone Hospital, 05/01/23, 07/01/23, Facilitated patient transport and collaborated with healthcare professionals in the Critical Care Unit.