Srinivas Kamadi

Founder and CEO AidenAI

Last Reviewed: September 19, 2026

Executive Summary

Srinivas “Srini” Kamadi is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of AidenAI, an enterprise AI and digital transformation firm he started in 2023 and runs from Princeton, New Jersey with a delivery centre in Hyderabad. The company’s pitch is a specific one rather than a generic AI story: it pairs agentic AI and intelligent automation with Unqork’s codeless development platform, positioning itself as Unqork’s preferred partner on joint engagements, and sells modernisation of legacy enterprise systems to large organisations trying to retire technical debt without a multi-year rewrite. Kamadi came to this from the largest possible version of the same problem. Immediately before founding AidenAI he was Senior Vice President and Global Head of Enterprise Application Integration and Services at Infosys, running a billion-dollar enterprise integration business with more than fifteen thousand consultants.

Career Highlights

• Founded AidenAI in 2023 and has led it as Chief Executive Officer since, building out a leadership team spanning a COO, global delivery, data and digital, enterprise sales, finance and an AI practice.
• Launched AidenAI’s Digital Acceleration Platform on 17 October 2023, combining AI-driven automation with Unqork’s codeless architecture.
• Established AidenAI as Unqork’s preferred partner, working directly with Unqork Digital on customer engagements.
• At Infosys, led more than 15,000 consultants as Senior Vice President and Global Head of Enterprise Applications and Services, with direct responsibility for a billion-dollar enterprise integration and services business.
• Wrote in AI Magazine in August 2022, in his Infosys capacity, on low-code and no-code development and application creativity.
• AidenAI has been profiled by the analyst firm HFS Research in its Hot Tech series.

Professional Journey

Kamadi’s pre-founder career was spent at the scale end of IT services. By 2022 he was Senior Vice President and Global Head of Enterprise Application Integration and Services at Infosys, a role he used to publish on low-code and no-code development in the trade press, and one that gave him direct responsibility for a billion-dollar business and a workforce of more than fifteen thousand consultants delivering enterprise integration and application services to Fortune 500 clients. That is the experience the AidenAI proposition is built on: he had seen at first hand how expensive and slow conventional code-based enterprise modernisation is.

He left to found AidenAI in 2023. The company launched its Digital Acceleration Platform on 17 October that year, built on Unqork’s codeless architecture and layered with AI-driven automation, and framed around a claim that codeless plus AI could compress time-to-market and cut runtime costs relative to traditional development. The Unqork relationship has since deepened into a stated preferred-partner arrangement, with AidenAI working directly alongside Unqork Digital on customer engagements rather than merely reselling.

Since then the company has broadened beyond the original codeless story into what it now calls an AI-first offering: agentic solutions spanning document intelligence, cognitive automation, predictive maintenance and intelligent resource planning, alongside data and insights and broader digital transformation practices. It runs a US office in Princeton, New Jersey and an Indian entity in Hyderabad, and has assembled a sizeable leadership layer under Kamadi drawn from enterprise services backgrounds. The analyst firm HFS Research has covered the company in its Hot Tech series.

Education

No undergraduate or graduate degree has been established for Srinivas Kamadi in any source reached. An earlier version of this profile listed Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business with no degree or field attached, on the strength of contact-database entries alone; that has been removed, since a degreeless business-school entry is characteristic of executive education rather than a qualification.