I was selected through the campus interviews conducted by the Deloitte, Southern California office, USA and am working in the Technology Integration division of this company since February, 2004. Deloitte has more than 120,000 people in nearly 150 countries serving over one-half of the world's largest companies as well as large national enterprises, public institutions and successful fast-growing companies.It provides the widest range of assurance and advisory, tax and consulting services.

I am part of the team which is developing a custom state-wide Court Case Management System for the State of California.

I was selected through the campus interviews conducted by Torry Harris Business Solutions (THBS), Bangalore, India and worked in this company from August, 2000 till the end of July 2002. THBS provides software services and solutions in mission-critical Distributed Enterprise Computing. It is headquartered in the USA and has its primary development center in India.

  
Batelco-EAI     - Bahrain Telecom, Bahrain,
  
Payment Engine  - Orange, United Kingdom,
  
SCB-TestingTool - Standard Chartered, Singapore,
  
MDI             - Government of Tunisia, Tunisia,
  
KSRTC           - THBS (In-House project).

• Worked on Time triggered coordination of networked embedded nodes, which is part of the NEST program. Developed the group formation protocol for eliminating packet collisions in wireless communication of motes.
  
  
• Designed and implementated a Cluster based Scalable System for Spatio-Temporal Location-Based Information Service - Masters Thesis.
  
  
• Developed a remote controlled car, with attached sensors. The car is controlled by a laptop through a PDA (iPAQ).

• In MIT, apart from regular academic courses and studies, I studied various problems in Distributed Systems and Distributed Databases including deadlock detection & resolution, termination detection, distributed snapshots & consistency.
  
  
• Built prototypes of a Chat system and a File server on our college Unix system.
  
  
• Implemented algorithms for Time-based (sharing state across processes), Name-based, and Truly Random Universal Unique ID generation.
  
  
• Gave seminars on Distributed Computing and Transaction Processing Monitors.
  
  
• Final year project was - "Tutor for the IEEE protocols for a Local Area Network (LAN)". We simulated the IEEE protocols for a local area network (Ethernet/IEEE 802.3, Token Bus/IEEE 802.5, and Token Ring/IEEE 802.5) and later extended the project to include the simulation of the collision-free and contention-based protocols too.