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Swapnil Shinde Resume for Full Time Opportunity in Computer Science or Information Security

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swapnil@gatech.edu Posted: 2-2-2010 12:03 PM

SWAPNIL S. SHINDE

http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~sshinde7

1041 A Curran ST NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

                   swapnil@gatech.edu  

    (404) 219 5562

 

 

OBJECTIVE

To pursue a challenging career in computer science industry that will utilize my problem solving and programming skills, allow me to take responsibilities and harness my potential to pioneer the future.

 

EDUCATION

Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia,  M.S. in Computer and Information Science and Security, GPA 3.5    Dec ‘09

Pune University, India, B.E. in Computer Science with First Class                                                                         May ‘07

 

EXPERIENCE

Global Payments Inc. (Atlanta): [http://www.globalpaymentsinc.com] [Intern -  Software Engineer]     Summer ‘09

Project:  Maintained a Unix based backend server for an online merchant product which pulls the data from a Sybase database & passes it to .NET based front end. 

Achievement:  Succeeded in solving two critical problems/bugs within first month of the internship which were causing unexpected shutdown of the server and hampering the performance.

 

Calsoft Pvt. Ltd. (India):  [http://www.calsoftinc.com] [Development Engineer]                               July ‘07- June ‘08

Project: The Change Log Journaling Driver is a kernel module whose main task is to create a bitmap for the disk blocks which are modified. This module along with the user level library of APIs and scripts were deliverables of the project which were used by a well know backup and recovery product. Platforms: Linux, Solaris, Aix

Achievement: Received Good Performance award within 6 months. My library APIs and scripts are part of the product.

 

College of Computing, Georgia Tech. (Atlanta, USA): [Teaching Assistant/Grader]                                       Fall 2009                                            

Course: CS6210: Advanced Operating Systems

Duties: Grading student assignments, proctoring exams and holding TA office hours for the graduate level course.

 

ACADEMIC PROJECTS 

XenAccess - Active Memory Monitoring:  Currently writing APIs for XenAccess library which are built on top of newly added primitives from XenControl library which support active memory monitoring.

I will also build an application which uses these APIs to solve security issues of the user domain by active memory monitoring.                                                      [http://xenaccess.org/]       [C, Xen Virtualization Platform]      Fall  2009

 

Wanderlust - Interactive Traveler’s Guide:  A mash up application using several APIs and Web 2.0 technologies, which provides relevant travel-based information in the form of video, blogs, maps, tweets, and localized IM.

                                                                                                                                [MySQL, PHP, Web APIs]     Fall  2009

 

Secure DFS:  Designed and developed a simple Secure Distributed File Service that stores copies of files created by its users at client machines where client and server authenticate each other using certificates.  [Java, Windows]    Spring ‘09

 

Priority Based Co-scheduler:  Implemented a Priority Based Scheduler and a Co-scheduler for user level threads. This also deals with multi-processor environment and schedules threads considering processor affinity.

                                                                                                                                           [C, Pthreads, Linux]     Fall  2008

 

Recoverable Virtual Memory:  API library is created which returns the state of the memory in case of abnormal system crash with the help of UNDO log.                                                                                                      [C, Linux]     Fall  2008

 

Performing Inter-process Services:  By using a shared memory and message queues, a server gives services to multiple clients based on their priorities.                                                                                                        [C, Linux ]      Fall  2008

 

IDS protection for SSL encrypted traffic:  A network based solution that helps Snort(IDS) to detect suspicious activity  if VPN using SSL is used.                                                                                                     [Snort, OpenSSL]    Spring ‘07

 

 


SKILLS

  • Languages and Scripts: C, C++, Java (core), Visual Basic, 80x86 Assembly, Bash Script, Java Script
  • Platforms: Linux, Solaris, Aix, DOS, Windows, Xen, VMware Server and Workstation, Red Hat Cluster Suite
  • Databases: MySQL, Oracle, MS Access, PL/SQL
  • Tools: Snort, Open SSL, Wire Shark, Nmap, IDA Pro, Eclipse, Flex, Yacc, NetBeans, Rational Rose

 

RELEVANT COURSEWORK

Masters:  Advanced Operating Systems, Secure Computer Systems, Network Security, Advanced Internet Applications, Information Security Policies, Enterprise Middleware, Software Security (audit), Applied Cryptography

 

Bachelors:  Computer Networks, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Object Oriented Modeling and Design, Database Management Systems, Embedded Systems, Computer Graphics

 

ACTIVITIES

State level academic scholarships in high school

Trusted Infrastructure Workshop @Carnegie Mellon University in Summer ‘09

2nd Dan Brown Belt of Shito-Ryu-Karate    

Led Outdoor  Adventure Camps  

3 Years Experience of Playing Tabla (a classical instrument) 

Team Lead – VIT TechFest 2007

Member - VIT Cultural Group & Calsoft Cricket Club                          

Leisure Learning – Cuda, IPhone and Android Development, SIP

 

REFERENCES

Available upon request

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