S A G N I K B H A T T A C H A R Y A 1800 - Jefferson Park Avenue, Apt #208, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903 sagnik@virginia.edu Phone: (434) 296-6218 Department of Computer Science, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22901 http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~sb2jb Phone: (434) 982-2298 OBJECTIVE Looking for a challenging full-time position in software design/development in the field(s) of Software Engineering / Distributed Systems / Systems Software. EDUCATION * University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA School of Engineering and Applied Science Master of Computer Science May 2002 (Expected) GPA - 3.87 /4.0 * Indian Institute Of Technology, Kharagpur Bachelor of Technology (Computer Science & Engineering) Honor: First Class with Distinction May 2000 COMPUTER SKILLS * Languages: C, C++, Java, Visual C++, Tcl, 80x86 Assembly * Platforms: SunOS, Unix, Linux, Windows 2000/NT/98, DOS * Tools & Others: NS-2 simulator, Lex, Yacc, HTML, Socket Programming WORK EXPERIENCE * Graduate Research Assistant University of Virginia, Department of Computer Science * Working as a part of the Deeply Embedded Networking Group that deals with providing an infrastructure for aggregation and communication in sensor networks. Currently working on the problem of developing distributed content distribution heuristics using multicast techniques for conserving bandwidth and battery power. Nov 2000 - Present * Graduate Teaching Assistant Sept 2000 - May 2001 University of Virginia, Department of Computer Science * Computer Architecture (Graduate level , Fall 2000) * Introduction to Computing (Spring 2001) * Summer Intern Member of Technical Staff Regional Computer Center, Calcutta, India * Contributed to development of software support for the distance education program. June 1999 - August 1999 RELEVANT GRADUATE COURSEWORK * Ubiquitous / Pervasive Computing * Theory of Computation * Building Complex Software Systems * Advanced Operating Systems * Stochastic Processes * Computer Networks * Deeply Embedded Networks * Advanced Algorithms PUBLICATIONS * Data Placement for Energy Conservation in Wireless Sensor Networks - Sagnik Bhattacharya, Tarek Abdelzaher. Submitted to ICDCS 2002. PROJECTS AND SEMINARS * Developing distributed data placement heuristics for conserving bandwidth and battery power in multi-hop wireless sensor networks. (under Prof. Tarek Abdelzaher of University of Virginia.) * Design and implementation of a distributed telemedicine data network, which shall be used for long distance conferencing and knowledge retrieval. This involved text, image, audio and video transfer over low bandwidth channels (typical data rate in the range of 28.8 kbps). Also there is provision for offline data transfer at low traffic times. (Undergraduate Senior thesis, under the guidance of Prof. A. K. Mazumdar and Prof. J. Mukherji of IIT Kharagpur; Project sponsored by Institute of Tropical Medicine, India) * Developed a framework for a hierarchical network of web-enabled components. * Developed a compiler for a C-type language without pointers and structs. * Developed a small-scale enterprise management system using front end Java interface to connect to an Oracle database. Special features include the ability to generate time-variant statistics and making simple predictions. * Gave class lecture on "Simulation of wireless sensor networks". * Presented a class seminar on "On the design and development of Program Families". * Presented a class seminar on "Cellular Disco: Resource management for fault-tolerant virtual clusters". ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS * Ranked 275th among approx. 120,000 students in the IIT-JEE exam VISA STATUS * F-1 (Student Visa) * REFERENCES - Available upon request