From: rmdubash@cs.uh.edu (Rumi Dubash)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Soon to be Ph.D. with prof. exp. seeks research or R&D position
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Date: 18 Nov 1992 15:13:18 GMT
Organization: Computer Science dept.,  Univ. of Houston (Main Campus)
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							Rumi M. Dubash
							1617 Fountain View #198
                                                        Houston, TX 77057
							(713) 952 2100 (W)
							(713) 952 3970 (R)

Dear Prospective Employer:

I will be completing my Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of 
Houston in January/February 1993 and am currently exploring employment
opportunities.

As stated in my resume (following this letter), I am interested in being a 
part of and contribute in a research or research and development environment. 
My research interests include distributed systems, artificial intelligence, 
fault-tolerance, and parallel computing. I believe that my dissertation, 
titled, Process-Planning and Control using Massively Parallel Systems, along 
with my M.S. thesis and publications in the areas of supercomputing, databases, 
fault-tolerance and artificial intelligence, do support my claim that I am 
well versed in these topics and capable of making solid contributions. 

I have also been employed as a Senior Software Engineer with 
GeoQuest Systems, Inc., a leading exploration software company in Houston 
since November 1989. During my employment at GeoQuest Systems, I have amply 
demonstrated my versatility and breadth of skills and knowledge.

I am a permanent resident of the United States and am open with regard to
employment location. 

I am willing to provide a detailed curriculum vitae (in Latex form or by 
U.S. Mail), references, and any additional information deemed necessary.

Looking forward to a positive reply,

Sincerely,

Rumi Dubash



                         Rumi  M.  Dubash  
                      1617 Fountain View #198 
                        Houston,  TX 77057  
                        (713) 952-2100(W)  
                        (713) 952-3970(H)  
                       rdubash@geoquest.com 
 

Objective 
Engage in a research or research and development career in the areas 
of Distributed Operating and Database Systems, Artificial Intelligence, 
or Parallel Computing building on my Doctoral degree in Computer Science.
 
Education 
Ph.D Computer Science,  completing February '93 
University of Houston; Houston, Texas 77204.
Ph.D. Dissertation: Process-Control and Planning Using Massively 
Parallel Systems. Dissertation advisor: Dr. F.B. Bastani.

M.S. Computer Science , June '87   
University of Houston; Houston, Texas 77204.

M.Sc. Statistics , July '84  
University of Bombay; Bombay, India.

Research Interests: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Cognition, 
Distributed Systems, Reliability and Fault Tolerance, 
Parallel Algorithms, Real-Time Systems. 

Publications: Six published, two submitted, four in preparation since 
1987 in the areas of Supercomputing, Databases, Fault-Tolerance 
and Artificial Intelligence; list available.
 
Experience   
Senior Software Engineer , November '89 - Present 
GeoQuest Systems, Inc.; Houston, Texas.  

Teaching Fellow and Research Assistant , Sep. '85 - Dec. '89 
Computer Science Department; University of Houston; Houston, Texas. 

Programmer Analyst , July '84 - July '85 
Management Services, Tata Engineering and Locomotive Co. Ltd., India. 
 
Hardware
Sun workstations, SGI workstations, Digital's DECstations, VAXs, 
VAXstations, PDP 11/45, AT T 3Bs, Data General's MV8000, 
Burroughs' B1900, B6800, NEC SX-2, Macintosh. 

Software
Various flavors of UNIX, VMS, X, Motif, several CASE and 
groupware tools. 

Languages
C, FORTRAN, Pascal, LISP, COBOL, PROLOG, BASIC.

Honors
Departmental Merit Scholarship from University Department of Statistics,
University of Bombay; Bombay, India. 

General   
Permanent Resident of U.S.A. 
Member ACM, IEEE Computer Society. 
Represented University of Houston in the South Central Region ACM 
Scholastic Programming Contest, November '86, Dallas, November '87, 
Lafayette.
Hobbies include volleyball and basketball, studies in 
astrophysics and cosmology.
 
References   
Available on request.