Misinformation, examined
NoMaeTrust
A quieter way to test what the internet wants you to believe.
CS • AI • HUMAN-CENTERED TECHNOLOGY
Sudhith Mannuru
Building with intelligence
I build intelligent technology for problems that matter.
1520 SAT · 4.64 GPA · Rank 12/656 · USAII Finalist
Academic snapshot
Measured by rigor, not noise.
South Forsyth High School • Class of 2027 • Intended Computer Science Major
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12 of 656
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About
Curious enough to ask the hard question. Persistent enough to build the answer.
“How can a computer know it was wrong?”
I am a high school senior drawn to computer science, machine learning, and tools that change someone’s day for the better. That curiosity started with a single question: how can a computer know it was wrong? Following it taught me Python, neural networks, and the discipline of turning an idea into something people can use.
The same question led me to found my school’s first Machine Learning Club, join computational neuroscience research, ship software, and help organize an international hackathon. I care most about artificial intelligence, full-stack development, human-centered computing, and accessibility.
I want to build systems that question information, open doors to essential resources, and treat people with clarity instead of complexity.
Featured projects
Built like products, not homework.
Each project starts with a real constraint: rumor, access, or the limits of a single camera.
Access, not paperwork
Civitas
Guidance through twenty-seven programs, written for the person who needs the next step.
The game, read in real time
AnactOrtho
An AI referee that sees the court the way a coach wishes every gym could.
A basketball analysis platform that uses computer vision for court calibration, ball tracking, automated calls, scoring, commentary, and player insight — turning one camera into a full game staff.
Computer vision for every gym, not only the ones with a broadcast truck.
- React
- Computer Vision
- Python
- OpenCV
Experience and research
Work that taught me how ideas survive contact with people.
ThinkNeuro
Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience Intern
- Conducted bibliometric analysis in R and studied how the field maps its own questions.
- Co-authored and presented a neuroprosthetics research poster.
- Selected for a program with a 23% acceptance rate.
Leadership and impact
Rooms I helped open, then filled with other people.
Founder and President
Machine Learning Club
Founded South Forsyth High School’s first Machine Learning Club. Taught neural networks, backpropagation, model training, and real-world applications through workshops, live coding, and student challenges.
Co-Founder and Executive Director
DreamHacks
Co-founded a free international virtual hackathon serving 127 students. Recruited more than 15 industry judges and secured Infosys sponsorship.
President; Former Vice President
SciFye
Led accessible STEM events for students with disabilities and earned the National Service Honor Gold Award after completing more than 250 service hours.
Math Tutor
Mu Alpha Theta
Tutored students in AP Statistics, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and SAT Math through clear step-by-step reasoning and confidence-building strategies.
Team Founder and Captain
Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Created a fundraising team, recruited supporters, and raised funds door-to-door for Alzheimer’s research, care, and community awareness.
Coursework
A curriculum chosen for range, not a transcript dump.
Mathematics, computing, science, and the humanities — kept in conversation with each other.
Awards
Recognition that followed the work.
- 01
USAII Global AI Hackathon Finalist
National recognition for NoMaeTrust
- 02
National Service Honor Gold
250+ hours of service
- 03
AP Scholar with Distinction
College Board
- 04
College Board National Recognition Program
School Recognition Award
- 05
UGA Certificate of Merit
University of Georgia
- 06
International RLC Hacks
Top-five finish
Travel
Places that recalibrated the scale of a question.
Puerto Rico, Rome, Banff, Vellore, Bengaluru, Miami, and New York — a field notebook more than a checklist.
Old San Juan
Puerto Rico
Colonial streets in saturated blue, white ironwork, and a vanishing point that feels like an invitation.
Personal inspiration
The People Behind My Drive
“Technology sparked my curiosity, but my family gave me the confidence to pursue it. I love my parents deeply. My brother earned a bachelor’s in computer science and is pursuing a master’s in CS at Georgia Tech. My father showed me the reach that thoughtful engineering can have, and mom’s constant care taught me the persistence behind every meaningful achievement.”
Brother
Mokshith Mannuru
He graduated with a bachelor’s in computer science and is pursuing a master’s in CS at Georgia Tech. He worked at Dell in Austin and at Google in Sunnyvale, and helped me fall in love with CS along the way.
Father
Rama Mannuru
A senior software developer at Verizon. His career showed me how technology can influence millions of people.
Mother
Sravani Mannuru
She cherishes me, supports me through every ambition, and makes the work feel possible. I love her — and both of my parents — more than I can put into a résumé.
