Gudipati won 1st prize in numerous national competitions including the Orchestral Audition Competition and Masterclass at the National Flute Association, the 2014 Kentucky Collegiate Flute Competition, and the Young Artist Competition at the 2013 Florida Flute Association Convention. As a freshman, she was selected as the Density 21.5 by Edgar Varèse competition winner and performed the solo in Bates Hall. In her senior year, Gudipati won the UT Regents Award in Arts and Humanities for the solo performance category. Additionally, Gudipati received an Honorable Mention from the YoungArts Foundation and MTNA.

During her summers, Gudipati performed with the National Repertory Orchestra, National Orchestral Institute, taught at Morse Summer Academy, was a Flute Teaching Assistant for the Brevard Music Festival, and performed Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Saens as a fellow with the Round Top Festival Orchestra.

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With an enthusiasm for early music, Gudipati held the second traverso position with the Austin Baroque Ensemble and principal traverso with the UT Early Music Ensemble. An admirer of art, Gudipati performs in many museums in Austin and New Haven with various chamber music ensembles. Gudipati was born in Düsseldorf, Germany and grew up playing recorder, piano, and flute at the Clara-Schumann Musikschule. After moving to the U.S., Gudipati continued studying flute at the Peabody Preparatory with Rachel Choe and at the Colburn School of Performing Arts with Karen Lundgren.