From: vrajanik@ccad.uiowa.edu (Rajanikanth Vemulapalli)
Subject: MSCS,2 yrs exp, seeking a career in SW development; WILLING TO RELOCATE
Keywords: C++, C, UNIX, Databases, Object-Oriented software development 
Organization: CAD-Research, University of Iowa, Iowa City
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 03:13:31 GMT



Dear Sir or Madam:

I have been working as a Research Assistant at the Center for Computer Aided 
Design, The University of Iowa since October 1990.  I am designing and 
implementing a Data Server for a Concurrent Engineering environment using C++, 
ROSE(Object-Oriented Database) and EXPRESS on Unix platforms.  Data Server acts
as an access controller for all incoming data requests and maintains different 
versions of objects.  I have already demonstrated a working model of the Data
Server for a single user environment.

My RA work involves team work and I am well accepted by my peers.  My excellent
interpersonal skills have enabled me to communicate my ideas clearly and 
effectively among team members. Thus, based upon my interest and qualifications,
I feel confident to take up any challenging Software Engineering assignment.

My resume is enclosed for your consideration. I will be available from 
October 15,1992 onwards and am willing to relocate anywhere in the 
United States or Canada.  Please contact me if you need any additional 
information.  I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,
Rajanikanth Vemulapalli
email: rajan@herky.cs.uiowa.edu





                           RAJANIKANTH VEMULAPALLI
                          205 Myrtle Avenue, Apt# 1
                             Iowa City, IA 52246
                                (319)339-1025
                       email:rajan@herky.cs.uiowa.edu
                                                                                

CAREER OBJECTIVE
     To obtain a challenging position in software design and development.

EXPERIENCE
     Research Assistant- Center for Computer Aided Design,The University of Iowa
     Designed and implemented a Data Server for a single user environment using
     C++, ROSE and EXPRESS (Data Modeling Language) on UNIX platforms. Data 
     Server controls user data requests to the underlying database and supports
     versioning of objects. Currently, developing a Data Server for a Concurrent
     Engineering (multi-user) environment.  This work is part of DICE (DARPA
     Initiative in Concurrent Engineering) and TICE (Tool Integration in 
     Concurrent Engineering) projects which are funded by DARPA and twenty major
     industries including IBM, DEC, Ford, General Motors and Caterpillar 
     (10/90 to present).

     Teaching Assistant- Department of Computer Science, The University of Iowa.
     Worked as a Teaching Assistant for Discrete Structures course.  Assisted
     students in solving problems.  Graded homeworks, quizzes and exams 
     (8/90 to 12/90).

     Projects
     --------
     -Implemented Compiler and Interpreter for a toy language in Prolog
      (2/92 to 4/92).
     -Designed an Information system for issuing licenses and license renewals
      for Johnson County Health Department (Food Service Division)
      (2/91 to 5/91).

COMPUTER SKILLS
     Systems   :   Unix (AIX, ULTRIX, BSD 4.3, System V, SunOS), Macintosh.
     Languages :   C, C++, SQL, Pascal, Fortran, COBOL, Prolog.
     Hardware  :   SUN, DEC station, IBM RS/6000, Alliant, Encore.
     Databases :   ROSE (Object-Oriented), Limited exposure to ORACLE,
                   ITASCA (Distributed Object-Oriented database).

EDUCATION
     M.S. Computer Science, September 1992(expected), The University of Iowa.

     B.E. Computer Science & Engineering, June 1990, Osmania University, India.
     Rank in class: FIRST(among 25 students).

     Course Highlights 
     -----------------
     Operating Systems			Computer Networks
     Object Oriented Databases		Database Management Systems	
     Management Systems Design		Algorithms, Analysis and Design	

HONORS
    Awarded GOLD MEDAL for excellent academic performance in Bachelor's program.
    National Scholarship, 1986-1990.

ACTIVITIES
     President, Computer Science Students Association, 1989-1990.
     Member, Student Committee, 1988-1989.

PERSONAL
     Willing to relocate anywhere in the United States or Canada. 
     Willing to travel.