Sepideh has been actively involved in the Iranian-American community since the age of 12 when she was the co-president of an Orange County-based cultural youth group named Kanoon-e Parvaresh-e Fekri. She has also helped her father in his various community projects including the first-ever Norooz street banners for the City of Irvine in 2007. Currently she is involved with the Irvine Unified School District's Runway to Success and Walk to School program, the annual Persian Mehregan Festival and is a Board Member of Javanan-e NIPOC (Network of Iranian Americans of Orange County). Sepideh has appeared as a guest on the public access TV show Crosstalk, Voice of America, Bebin TV, Persian satellite programs such as actor Houshang Touzie's Saat-e 25 and on radio stations including KIRN 670 AM and KUCI. Most recently she was involved in UCI's Career Fest as a panelist in the Careers in Writing category.

Born in Vienna, Austria, Sepideh grew up surrounded by art and music. Her mother and aunt are both pianists and her father is an artist. At the age of eight she moved to Orange County where she still resides today. At the age of nine she began playing the piano and at one time spent her summers teaching preschool-aged children piano. After graduating from Aliso Niguel High School in 1998, Sepideh attended California State University, Fullerton and graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. After working several years for private engineering firms as well as the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA), in 2005 she put her engineering career aside so she could fully dedicate her time to the community.

Sepideh came on board as the editor-in-chief of OCPC magazine in June of 2005. Through OCPC she hopes to connect second generation Iranian-Americans who, like herself, have not had the opportunity to visit their home country.