From: sandeep@almaden.ibm.com (Sandeep K. Gopisetty 7-2680)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Seeking a software engineering position
Keywords: C++, OODBMS, Image Processing, Lex and Yacc, SunOS, AIX and HP-UX
Date: 17 Dec 92 19:12:08 GMT
Reply-To: ltsoi@scuacc.scu.edu (Ling Ling Tsoi)
Organization: IBM Almaden Research Center

This is a posting for a friend. All responses would be forwarded.
														Arlene (LingLing) Tsoi
														   581 Hamilton Ave 
														Milpitas, CA 95035-3509
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OBJECTIVE:	Seeking a challenging software engineering position in a company 
						committed to quality and excellence.

EDUCATION	
09/90-06/92	Santa Clara University	M.S. in Computer Engineering (GPA 3.62)
09/89-06/90	Oregon State University	B.S. in Computer Science     (GPA 3.86)
09/86-06/89	Hong Kong Polytechnic 	H.D. in Math, Statistics and Computing	
	Areas of study include Image Processing, Computer Vision, Digital Signal 
	Processing, Graphics, Software Engineering, Software Tools Design and 
	Applications, Graphic User Interface Design, Network Protocols, Database 
	Systems, Compilers, CAD and Applications.

EXPERTISE	Languages: 	        C++, C, Assembly, Pascal, Prolog, Lex and Yacc.
          Operating Systems: 	IBM/RS6000, Sun/Unix, HP/HP-UX, PC/DOS, VAX/VMS.
	        Window System: 	    Sunview, X11/Motif, MS Windows.
	        Graphics Packages:	HP Starbase, Turbo C Graphic Library.
	        DSP Architecture: 	AT&T DSP32, TM320xx.

EXPERIENCE
07/92 to 12/92	CAD Engineer, Intel Cooperation
	    Developed Object Oriented Database System for vector processing using C++ 
			under IBM/RS6000. Developed parsers using Lex and Yacc to parse the Pin 
			and Timing input files and generated required output format by C++.
09/90 to 06/92	Research Assistant, SCU - DSP Software Development
      Developed Digital Signal Processing Tutorial Software in SunView of Sun 
			Sparc workstation using "C' to present DSP undergraduate course material 
			graphically. The project is funded by National Science Foundation and 
			developed under the supervision of Dr. Sally Wood.
01/91 to 06/92	Teaching Assistant, SCU - Electrical and Computer Engineering
      Taught and conducted laboratories for DSP courses. The labs included 
			digital/analog converters, simulation of different filters on AT&T Unix 
			and TM320xx.	
12/90 to 03/91	Lab Technician, SCU - Novell Netware Laboratory 
      Implemented Netware on Epson 386 and maintained the operation of server.

PROJECTS	
o      Multi-dimensional Image Processing on X11/Motif of HP/HP-UX using "C"
       Developed an image processing software using X11/Motif as the graphical 
			 user interface. The software analyzed the separability of two-dimensional
			 image processing filters and ported PCX image files into X11/Motif and 
			 redefined the colormap into gray scale and pseudo color.
o      Evaluation of OODBMS using "C++"
       Evaluated Object Store and Objectivity OODBMS for performance, storage 
			 utilization and speed of transactions. 
o      Laboratory Visualization for Digital Signal Processing on
ToolBook of MS 
			 Window Used ToolBook to develope graphical user interface. The software 
			 simulated DSP laboratory procedures and animated observations. Graphical 
			 presentation of lab equipments enhanced the features of the software.
o      Client-Server Model for License Control on X11/Motif of HP-UX using "C"
       Developed a server on Unix System V to control licenses for various 
			 clients across the local area network. Implemented the client programs 
			 using the X11/Motif libraries.	
o      An Event-Driven Simulator for CAD on Sun/Unix using "C"
       Read in a simulation file containing nodes and levels of circuit gates 
			 and simulated the high/low output of the gates based on the events input 
			 from users.
o      Solid Modeling and Shading of a Car on HP Starbase of HP-UX using "C"
       Rendered a car by B-spline surface. Implemented Gouraud and Phong
Shading
			 Model. Used Z buffer for hidden surface and D buffer for rotation.
	
PUBLICATION	
o      Wood, Sally L., Richard Scherek and LingLing Tsoi
	     "Development of Tutorial Software For Selected Electrical Engineering 
			 Courses"
	     New Approaches to Undergraduate Engineering Education III
	     Banff, Alberta, July 29 - Aug. 2, 1991. 

REFERENCES	Dr. Sally Wood, Professor in Electrical Engineering, Santa
Clara University.

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Sandeep K. Gopisetty
IBM
Almaden Research Center
San Jose, CA 95120
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