Work

Intel

Graduate Research Intern (Media Architecture and Driver Group) (September 2008- December 2008)

Software used – C, Nvidia CUDA

Working on implementing motion estimation algorithm on Nvidia CUDA and Intel Larrabee Architectures

Making comparative studies regarding factors like performance, usability, etc.

 

Manhattan Associates

Graduate Intern (May 2008 – August 2008)

Software used – C, Nvidia CUDA

Worked on developing a monitoring framework using Java Management Extensions using Websphere and J2EE.

 

Microsoft India R&D Private Limited

Software Development Engineer (July 2006- July 2007)

Microsoft Grava CTP 1

Website: https://connectbeta.microsoft.com/Grava

Software used – C#, .NET 3.0, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)

Grava is a set of tools created by the Microsoft Education Products Group using WPF. It provides modules for Authoring and Playback interactive non-linear presentations by students and educators.

I worked towards designing and creating User Interface elements for Grava. Apart from the development work on the product, I explored ways to add more value to the product and improve the architecture of the software. I also investigated the use of 3D for visualizations and content presentation using WPF in Grava.

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Microsoft Windows MultiPoint SDK CTP 2

Website: http://blogs.msdn.com/multipoint/default.aspx

Software used – C#, .NET 3.0, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Win32

The MultiPoint SDK allows the use of multiple input devices on a single PC. It allows users to get over the basic limitation in Windows programming that disallows the use of multiple mice or cursors on a single PC.

I worked towards writing filters for the Keyboard and sample applications for the SDK. Apart from the development work on the project, I was also involved with performance optimization for the product.

 

Trilogy E-Business Solutions, Bangalore, India

Intern (June 2005-August 2005)

SalesBuilder

Website: http://www.trilogy.com

Software used – C++, Java, lex, yacc

Worked on a configuration engine called SalesBuilder.

I used lex and yacc as tools to build a compiler for organization's proprietary business rules language called Configuration Modeling Language (CML). The idea was to gain a performance boost by compiling to native code instead of interpreting it.