Bhanuprakash Madupati is a Technology Leader & Senior Software Engineer with over 10 years of experience in software development, cloud computing, AI, and cybersecurity. Renowned for his expertise in .NET Core, C#, Angular, React, and cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and GCP, Bhanuprakash is known for designing high-performance, scalable, and secure enterprise applications. A Senior Member of IEEE and Fellow of the British Computer Society (FBCS), RSA, and Institution of Engineering and Technology (FIET), he is recognized as a global leader in technology.
Currently serving as the Technology Leader at the Department of Corrections (DOC-MNIT), Bhanuprakash has led initiatives that resulted in a 30% improvement in system efficiency, a 40% reduction in deployment times, and significant enhancements in security protocols. Previously, at Cision and United Airlines, he spearheaded projects that optimized SaaS platforms and legacy systems, improving both user experience and cost efficiency. His leadership in microservices architecture and CI/CD pipelines has brought transformative results to these organizations.
In addition to his technical expertise, Bhanuprakash has published 25+ research papers in areas such as cybersecurity, data science, AI, cloud computing, and microservices. He actively contributes to the academic community as a peer reviewer for leading ACM journals. Bhanuprakash also plays an integral role in mentoring emerging technologists, having judged prominent hackathons and awards such as the Globee® Awards and Claro® Awards.
His accomplishments have earned him prestigious accolades, including the Indian Achievers’ Award 2024, the Global Technology Leaders Award, and the Global Tech Hero Award. Bhanuprakash is also a frequent speaker at international conferences, such as ICCI 2024 and WCSC 2025, where he shares his vision for the future of technology.
As a visionary leader, Bhanuprakash continues to drive innovation, optimize performance, and inspire the next generation of technologists through his mentorship, research contributions, and industry leadership.
1. The Global Tech Hero Award
Yes, the Global Tech Hero Award was a nomination-based honor, and I was deeply humbled to receive it in 2024. What makes me a “tech hero” is my commitment to creating technological solutions that address critical global issues. Over the years, I have worked on AI-powered security systems, cybersecurity advancements, and digital crime prevention, all with the goal of improving safety and efficiency for individuals, organizations, and governments. My work also includes mentoring young technologists, which I believe has played a part in my recognition as a hero in the tech space.
2. The Patent Related to AI
The patent related to my work, titled “Artificial Intelligence-Embedded Data Processing Device for Assisting Coding in Software Development,” was a significant milestone in my career. It took approximately one year to secure the patent, involving extensive research, development, and collaboration. The patent process in AI demands rigorous testing, data validation, and documentation to ensure the solution is both novel and valuable. This specific invention focuses on an AI-powered tool designed to assist software developers by enhancing coding efficiency and reducing errors through real-time data processing and suggestions. Obtaining the patent required a combination of innovation and a thorough approach to intellectual property protection, including collaboration with legal teams and ensuring the technology met the required technical standards.
3. Education at GovState
I became interested in studying at GovState because of its strong focus on practical learning and fostering innovation. During my time there, I had the opportunity to work on projects like the E-Classroom project, which integrated technology into education. This experience helped me realize the importance of tech in enhancing learning environments and enabling better access to education. I still believe that the concepts I learned at GovState, especially around software development and project management, greatly influenced my career. A special memory I have is from the class with Pr. Soon Ok Park, whose insight into AI and machine learning laid the foundation for much of the work I do today.
As for the E-Classroom project, it is indeed still in use today and continues to benefit students and faculty by providing a seamless learning experience through digital tools and resources.
4. Admission to IEEE
Yes, my admission to IEEE as a Senior Member was recent, and it marks a significant milestone in my professional journey. Being part of IEEE has given me access to a global network of experts in engineering, computer science, and technology, and has allowed me to stay at the forefront of industry developments. It is an honor to be part of such a prestigious organization, and I’m excited about contributing to its future initiatives.
In addition to IEEE, I am also a Fellow Member of the British Computer Society (FBCS) and a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (FIET). These memberships have provided me with numerous opportunities to engage with professionals across the world, collaborate on cutting-edge projects, and contribute to the advancement of technology.
I am also a Royal Fellow of IOASD, a Senior Member of IEEE, a Fellow of RSA, and a Full Member of Sigma Xi, which all contribute to my ongoing learning and involvement in the global technology community. Being part of these prestigious organizations allows me to mentor emerging talent, judge top-tier awards, and collaborate on research initiatives that continue to shape the future of technology.
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A Few Other Questions:
1. When did you become interested in software development as a career?
I became interested in software development at a very young age, sparked by my curiosity about how things work behind the scenes in technology. This interest turned into a passion during my college years when I pursued a bachelor’s in computer science. From there, I dove into learning different programming languages and frameworks and soon realized the potential software development had in shaping the world.
2. Are you still a resident of the Chicago area?
While I am originally from the Chicago area, I am now working remotely for the Minnesota Department of Corrections. This transition to remote work has allowed me to collaborate with people across various regions, bringing new perspectives to my projects while maintaining a work-life balance.
3. What’s next for you in your career?
Looking ahead, I am excited about continuing to push the boundaries of AI, cybersecurity, and digital crime prevention. I also hope to take on leadership roles that allow me to mentor and guide the next generation of technologists. Additionally, I’m committed to advocating for the integration of AI into industries to create innovative solutions for real-world problems, while also contributing to global tech discussions through conferences and publications.
Any Other Topic to Highlight?
It would be great to highlight my work with mentoring emerging technologists, particularly through hackathons and workshops, and my involvement with various prestigious awards like the Globee® Awards, BIG Innovation Awards, and Claro® Awards. These experiences have been incredibly rewarding and have allowed me to contribute to the global tech community
What are some of the key qualities or innovations you look for when mentoring emerging technologists or judging prestigious awards like the Globee® and BIG Innovation Awards?
When mentoring emerging technologists or judging prestigious awards like the Globee® and BIG Innovation Awards, I focus on innovation, scalability, impact, collaboration, and ethical responsibility. I value projects that push technological boundaries, have the potential for global application, and are developed with a strong ethical foundation, especially in cybersecurity. Additionally, I look for individuals who demonstrate leadership, teamwork, and adaptability, showcasing a commitment to continuous learning and staying ahead of industry trends. These qualities are crucial for driving meaningful, long-term change in the tech landscape.