I am a Computer Science Graduate student at the State University of New York at Stony Brook (starting Fall 2016;
intend to graduate by January 2018). I am currently working in the Computer Architecture
Stony Brook (COMPAS) Lab under the guidance of Professor Mike Ferdman
on OpenStack Cloud Infrastructure Management
My interests are primarily in Systems, Networking and Algorithms and I am passionate about developing smart and durable
solutions that significantly reduce human time and effort. I am a fast learner and a diligent worker with a drive to keep
updating myself continuously.
With close to 3 years of Software Development experience at Broadcom's Wi-Fi Connectivity division, I have first-hand experience
of working on large software development projects across multiple time-zones. At Broadcom, I have been involved in all stages of
the software development life cycle right from brainstorming and coming with new feature designs till product delivery to
customers and maintenance.<
Despite being a relative newbie at Broadcom (and the industry in general), I functioned as one of the 4 team leads in the Wireless
Access Team and this has helped me gain valuable leadership experience and learn from talented Broadcom engineers throughout the
globe. My performance and leadership at Broadcom have been recognised with a couple of SPOT awards and my work has had the honor
of being showcased at the Broadcom India Technical Conference - 2014 in the presence of distinguished engineers.
Before Broadcom, I had a 3 month internship stint at IBM's India Software Lab where I developed an automation tool for IBM's
SystemZ Cloud Computing mainframe.
I completed my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the reputed National Institute of Technology (NIT),
Trichy, Tamil Nadu, India. I graduated First Class with Distinction in 2013.
