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Saisrujan Pendem

Data Specialist

Department:
IIDC
Campus:
IU Bloomington
Major:
Computer And information Science
Graduation year:
2024
Smith Research Centre
2805 E 10th St
Ste 170
Bloomington, Indiana 47408

Position and Center

Saisrujan Pendem, MS, serves as the Multimedia Navigator and Data Analyst & Marketing Cloud Lead at HANDS in Autism® within a Dual Center Role at the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community, Indiana University Bloomington.

General Description

Saisrujan works on data analytics, reporting systems, workflow automation, and compliance-focused data governance initiatives that support evidence-based programs and interdisciplinary collaboration at HANDS in Autism®. He contributes to program operations, system optimization, and technology-driven solutions that enhance organizational efficiency and drive high-quality training, events, and community engagement initiatives across the state. He helps facilitate the timely delivery of program services to schools, districts, state agencies, and community sectors.

Degrees

  • Master of Science (MS), Computer and Information Science, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)
  • Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Computer Science and Engineering

Personal Statement

Saisrujan is passionate about leveraging data-driven approaches and emerging technologies to improve systems, strengthen decision-making, and create meaningful organizational impact. He is committed to continuous learning, innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and building scalable solutions that serve communities.

Research Interests / Work Related Areas of Interest

  • Data Analytics and Visualization
  • Cloud Computing and Development
  • CRM Systems and Marketing Automation (Salesforce Marketing Cloud)
  • ETL Pipeline Development and Data Governance
  • Web Content Management (Cascade CMS)
  • Power BI Dashboards and Business Intelligence Reporting
  • Operational Analytics and Technology-Driven Organizational Improvement
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