From: thayibk@ursula.ee.pdx.edu (Kiswanto Thayib)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MSEE, S/W DEV.(UNIX, X-WINDOWS, NETWORKING, OS), S/W Q.A., RELOC.
Date: 7 Jan 93 02:17:25 GMT
Article-I.D.: pdxgate.6663
Distribution: usa
Organization: Portland State University


I'm posting this for a friend. Please respond to him directly.
Thank you.

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Dear prospective employer:

I have graduated with a Master's in Electrical and Computer 
Engineering. I have a strong background in software design for Parallel 
and Distributed Computing/Processing, X-Windows, Networking, Operating
Systems. I am interested in applying my academic and practical
knowledge to the needs of your organization. If I can be of any assistance
in providing any additional information, please let me know.

Looking forward to hearing from you soon.

sincerely,

Satish Pai

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	                       SATISH M. PAI	
		       243 Buena Vista Avenue, #705 
		           Sunnyvale, CA 94086
	         	       (408)730-8376
		              patp@auspex.com 


OBJECTIVE :Seeking a challenging position in the areas of software design, 
	   development and testing with emphasis on Unix development and 
	   Parallel processing.

EDUCATION

	M.S., Electrical & Computer Engineering 		        June 92
	Portland State University, Portland, Oregon

	B.S., Instrumentation and Control Engineering 	                June 87 
	University of Poona, Pune, India

EXPERIENCE

	Contract Software Engineer	                        June 92 - Oct'92
	Analogy, Inc., Beaverton, Oregon

	Presently employed full time to test internal releases of a simulation 
	software called SABER at the graphics and source code level. Other 
	responsibilities involved testing waveform display tool, human interface
	menus and Designstar schematic capture. Tested on UNIX and VAX_VMS.
	Wrote test programs and filed bugs. Conducted System and Regression
	testing. 

	Grading Assistant			                Aug'89 - Aug'91
	Department of Mechanical Engineering, Portland State University
        Graded assignments and exams for Undergraduate students.

	Software Engineer			                Jul'87 - Feb '89	
        Participated in software development projects for real-time and 
	networking applications on UNIX and DOS Systems. Administered and installed
	UNIX and DOS Systems. Wrote user documentation.
        
COMPUTER SKILLS

	Hardware: Sun 3/4 Unix Platforms, Sequent Multiprocessing Platforms
		  Cogent XTM workstations, IBM PC XT/AT, Digital Vaxstation 3100
		  IBM RISC System/6000

	Operating Systems: UNIX (SunOS, Ultrix, Dynix), VMS, MS-DOS

	Languages: C++, C, Pascal, Fortran, Basic and  Assembly(8085/8086, 8051).

	Software Tools: Unix tools, Make, RCS, Saber, ORACLE tools, Suntools,
			Berkeley CAD tools, X-Windows, MS-Windows, DEC-Windows

COURSES 

	Computer Memory Systems		Computer Architecture
	Microprocessor Systems		Unix for Users
	Fast Prototyping for VLSI	Information Theory
	Computer Networking             X Window System Programming
	Operating Systems		Unix Internals
	Statistics for Electrical Engineers

PROJECTS
       
	* Multiplexed pipelining: A cost effective loop transformation
	  Technique (Master's Thesis ) : We have tried to develop a new loop
	  transformation technique which uses limited number of processors
	  for its operation. This transformation method uses pipelining for
	  mapping its fine grain partitions to a multiprocessor bed. The 
	  newly developed transformation method was implemented and tested
	  on a unix local area network. 

        * Parallel processing in distributed systems: Developed a parallel
	  processing dataflow simulator in Unix environment. The simulator
	  is a general mapping and evaluation system developed to deal with
	  complexity, diversity and inaccuracy in mapping programs to 
	  architectures. The simulator has been implemented on a network of
	  SUN workstations and the parent and child processes communicate
	  using sockets (BSD) over TCP/IP.

        * Developed Data link communication protocol using selective repeat
	  strategy in "C" on unix local area network. The data in the files 
	  was split into the frames and frames were transferred between two
	  machines taking into consideration the error detection.

        * Developed X toolkit based user interface with popup menu and
	  scrollbar using athena widgets and X library functions. 

        * Developed  uniprocessor batch operating system in "C" with 
	  paged and segmented memory management system using a round robin
	  scheduler.

        * Developed  cache memory simulator in "C" using WTWA and WTWNA 
	  memory management policies.

        * Developed  sequential scheduling algorithm in "C" for uniprocessor 
	  applications. 
	   

PUBLICATIONS

	Michael A. Driscoll, Satish Pai et. al," Sensitivity analysis
	and mapping programs to parallel architectures", proceedings of the 
	20th Annual International Conference on Parallel Processing, St. Charles
	, IL  Aug'91.


		
			References available on request
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