Ashwin Ramaswami

I am currently the CTO and Co-founder at Corridor. Corridor is an AI company that helps engineering and security teams ship secure and autonomous code. We're a Series A startup backed by Conviction and Felicis. And we're hiring!

In 2024, I ran for Georgia State Senate in my hometown of Johns Creek (NYT). From 2020-2023, I worked at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), where we built Crossfeed to help states secure their elections.

I've long been an open source software developer, maintaining react-jsonschema-form (with many other people's help!) since 2019. From 2021-2023, I ran a grants program at Schmidt Futures to support OSS security measures in the wake of Log4Shell. We funded Ecosyste.ms, the Atlantic Council, OTF, and D//F.

I hold a B.S. in computer science from Stanford University. At Stanford, I was the first CTO of the Stanford Daily; organized TreeHacks; and worked on research projects through CodaLab, The Grand Tour Project, Stanford Internet Observatory, Immigration Policy Lab, and CRFM. I built software and infrastructure at early stage startups including Skiff, Nooks, Pulsar, Eventive, Maple Finance, and Caldera. Later, I worked at Sequoia Capital as a tech law and policy fellow in Washington, D.C.

I also hold a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center. At Georgetown, I helped start the Judicial Innovation Fellowship; helped establish an endowment for Dharmic Life; and worked at the Wikimedia Foundation and ICAP. In 2023, I worked in the Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division through an ABA Steiger Fellowship, where I worked on the multistate litigation against Meta over child safety (which led to a $17.1 billion settlement in 2026).

Before my undergraduate studies, I spent much time helping my high school build one of the top quizbowl teams in the country. I also attended Georgia Tech for a year through Georgia's excellent Dual Enrollment program.

You can reach me at ashwin@corridor.dev or aramaswamis@gmail.com.