Jun 2010 – Jul 2012 · 2 yrs 1 mo · Bengaluru Area, India

• worked in BAM (Business Activity Monitor) team which is a part of the SOA Suite of the Fusion Middleware stack.
• was awarded the Oracle U-ROC Award (for outstanding performance) within 1 year of working at Oracle.
• independently owned 4 components of the upcoming release of the product.
• solved quite a number of critical bugs & worked on a couple of enhancement requests.
• have been an active participant in “Knowledge Sharing” programs, gave a presentation on “Data Mining”.
• trained 6 new hires in the team, and mentored 2 of them.

May 2009 – Jul 2009 · 2 mos · Hyderabad Area, India

• Developed an end-to-end scenario for broadcasting powerpoint presentations through a Silverlight Reach Client, such that the broadcaster need not have Microsoft Powerpoint installed, or may even not be using a Windows Operating System.
• Developed a XAML to XPS converter prototype that will be used for printing XAML content to XPS documents.

Sep 2008 – Sep 2009 · 1 yr · India

• evangelized open source in the campus.
• organized various technical demos on Java, Java mobile, Netbeans, openSolaris & ZFS filesystem.
• organized linux and openSolaris install fests.
• got the open software development competition of the annual technical festival of IIT BHU co-sponsored by Sun.

May 2008 – Jul 2008 · 2 mos · Ahmedabad Area, India

• • Developed a new efficient algorithm for Real – Time Sequential Pattern Mining. The concept involved using Block Depth First Search (b) for mining sequential patterns. We proceed in both breadth & length of the candidate patterns to extract useful patterns. The algorithm has been successfully implemented & improved. It proved better than some of the previous standard algorithms like GSP and reaches longer patterns faster than SPAM in some cases.

May 2007 – Jul 2007 · 2 mos · New Delhi Area, India

• • I implemented the proposed fuzzy-based approach to edge detection in gray-level images based on the Unvalued Segment Assimilating Nucleus (USAN) area.