Guramrit Singh Email & Phone Number

Seattle, WA, US

Seattle, Washington, United States

Redmond, Washington, United States

• Developed and tested a new distributed Micro-service in C# that auto-discovers and auto-generates a dependency graph (topology) of user deployed services in Azure.
• Coordinated with various teams across Microsoft to leverage products such as the Azure Resource Graph and Azure Insights to develop the topology
• Developed APIs and Workers leveraging the Azure Service Bus for communication and Cosmos DB as the underlying database. Workers were developed around the Durable Task Framework to ensure consistency and a fault.

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Teaching concepts of distributed systems such as Primary/Backup algorithm and PAXOS and helping students implement these concepts in their projects in Java.
• Holding weekly sections teaching 24 students and holding 8 hours of weekly office hours to help students with project debugging

Seattle, Washington, United States

Teaching low level programming principles and implementation of data structures in C and C++ along with an intro to OS level operations and networking principles. This includes topics such as Pointers, File I/O, POSIX, Concurrency, Client & Server side networking, etc.Implementing auto-graders in Python to grade weekly assignments. The auto-graders are.

Greater Seattle Area

Teaching the basic concepts of computer science in an intro programming course offered at the University of Washington. Also grading and providing feedback on programming assignments.

Redmond, Washington, United States

• Worked on multiple micro services and implemented Multi-Branch Experimentation for CHAOSEngineering.
• Used Azure Logic Apps and Azure Service Bus for my project.
• Updated failure paths to ensure a clean exit path in case of failures during multi-branch experiments.
• Wrote Integration Tests, Monitors and Runners for the services I updated to ensure that the updates worked as specified.

Seattle

I am currently leading a team of 6 undergraduate students as the Computer Vision team lead. The team is split up in to two sub-teams, one working on Computer Vision to detect lanes and the other on Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) to build a 2-D map of the surrounding using data from the Computer Vision team as well as radar sensors. I am.

Seattle

Using Lidar, Sonar and Computer Vision to build level 2 autonomy for a Chevrolet Camaro converted to a fully electric vehicle.

Chandigarh Area, India

I am currently building a team management web application for the office. The app is meant to give an overview of current projects and the teams assigned to the projects. Since I am working on the application mostly alone with some guidance from the senior engineers, I have gotten a very deep understanding of the how software and different tools interact.

Seattle

Working with the Classroom Technology and Events (CTE) team to help with the maintenance of computers, projectors and other technical equipment in classrooms across the UW campus.

Seattle, USA

I worked on project ELCANO to develop a linear classifer which would identify drivable surfaces in real time using a single camera. I created a fast and efficient program capable of running on a Raspberry Pi.

Seattle

Using ROS and OpenCV in Python I created an embedded program running on a Nvidia Jetson. It allowed a Remote Controlled car with a camera to follow infrared markers in real time. The car was to be used to create assignments for a machine learning class at the University and I wrote the base code for the car to enable some basic functionalities.

Seattle

Developed software to unwrap and convert a dual-fisheye video feed from a Ricoh Theta S to an equirectangular projection (Can be seen at 4:37 of the linked video).I also worked on the object detection system to identify and track a tennis ball in real time using computer vision.