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PERSONAL INFORMATION
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Residence Address:
14550, 35th Street NE, B-204,
Bellevue WA 98007
Work Address:
Room 1365, Building 26S, 157th Place NE,
Redmond, WA 98052
Citizenship Indian
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INTERESTS
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Networks and Operating Systems.
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EDUCATION
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University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
Master of Computer Science, December 1997
GPA 3.97/4.0
Research Member of the Multimedia Networks Group.
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India
Bachelor Of Technology in Computer Science, May 1996
GPA 9.47/10.00
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PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
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Languages: C/C++, Fortran, Pascal, Java, SQL, ML, Lisp/Scheme
Packages: Tcl/Tk, X/Motif, HTML, Oracle for UNIX, SQL Forms.
Networks: MBONE, TCP/IP.
Environments: UNIX, Windows.
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PROJECT EXPERIENCE
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Microsoft Corporation
Software Design Engineer, March 1998 - Present
University of Virginia
Graduate Research/Teaching Assistant August 1996-December 1997
- Worked on algorithms for Rectilinear Steiner Arboroscences, for VLSI
applications.
- Worked on the development of a protocol
for reliable IP multicast on the MBONE under the guidance of Prof. Jorg
Leibeherr.
- Served as Teaching assistant for the undergraduate Computer Architecture
and Computer Network classes.
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
- Created a C library for audio transmission over LANs,
using a Silicon Indigo and Sun Sparc 10.
- Implemented a Distributed Discussion Board under Unix using TCP/IP.
- Designed a compiler for a non-trivial subset of C (without structures), to
compile down to native x86 machine code.
- Designed a system to monitor human traffic through the Institute library.
This project proposal won the IEEE Vincent Bendix award given to the top 10
student proposals in the world.
TGK India, New Delhi
Developed a software package for scheduling classes, for this firm specializing
in Oracle development and training. The software package was developed on Oracle
for UNIX, using SQL Forms.
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PUBLICATIONS
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- A Scalable Control Topology for Multicast Communications
Jorg Liebeherr and Bhupinder Sethi
Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM '98
- Mechanisms for Better Web Searching
Dale Newfield, Bhupinder Sethi and Kathy Ryall
Proceedings of ACM UIST 98.
- On detecting Spatial Regularity in Noisy Images
Gabriel Robins, Brian Robinson and Bhupinder Sethi
Information Processing Letters
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HONORS
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- Was ranked third in India in GATE, an examination for graduate
studies in India.
- Awarded the Best Outgoing Academician for the Class of 96 at the RK Hall
of Residence.
- Awarded the B.C.Roy scholarship for outstanding academic performance in
the third year of undergraduate studies.
- Ranked 170 among 94,000 candidates in the Indian Institute of Technology's
Joint Entrance Examination.
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