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Rate limiting, caching and prioritization for modern workloads.Acquired by CodeRabbit.

Fylamynt acquired by NetApp (NASDAQ: NTAP)

• Driving R&D and launch of new products to address new market opportunities. • Driving integration efforts of Netsil's product and technology with Nutanix Enterprise Cloud OS.

Pixie Labs acquired by New Relic (NYSE: NEWR)

• Raised over $5.75M in capital from top VCs such as Mayfield Fund, Engineering Capital & Moment Ventures. Moved HQ from Philadelphia to San Francisco Bay Area.• Assembled a high-performance product and GTM team in SF Bay Area and India. • Launched a highly differentiated "Application Operations Center" (AOC) product in Sept. 2017, with an initial focus on microservices and Kubernetes market. AOC was made generally available in both SaaS and on-prem flavors. The launch was covered by several publications and analysts. • Early revenues from several Fortune 500 customers within a couple of quarters of product launch.• Established a repeatable, high-velocity sales motion driven by a combination of content marketing and highly targeted outreach. • Integrated and demonstrated products with technology partners such as AWS, GCP, Azure, Hashicorp, Docker, Mesosphere etc. • Sponsored and presented at events such as AWS re:Invent & Summit, MesosCon, DockerCon, KubeCon, microservices meetups etc. • Led the company execution until successful acquisition by Nutanix Inc. in March 2018.

• Co-founded the company in Philadelphia along with researchers from the University of Pennsylvania.• Led the early R&D effort for commercializing licensed technology (Scalanytics) from UPenn. • Received early backing from National Science Foundation, StartupPHL, and several angel investors.• Led the early product-market fit exercise that led to successful commercialization in containers and microservices performance analytics space.

• Focused on the intersection of multicore systems, declarative languages, distributed and fault-tolerant systems, and software-defined networks. • The lead researcher on Scalanytics network stream processor, which was exclusively licensed from the University of Pennsylvania and successfully commercialized by Netsil Inc. • Teaching assistant for distributed systems and networked systems courses for several years.

• Affiliated with NetDB@Penn (www.netdb.cis.upenn.edu) research group. Lead developer for declarative networking and Scalanytics projects. • Affiliated with DARPA SAFER Warfighter Communications project to develop the policy framework for application-aware path selection in anonymous overlay networks (ToR).• Other projects: Application-Aware Anonymity (www.a3.cis.upenn.edu) and Declarative Adaptive Wireless Networks (www.netdb.cis.upenn.edu/dawn) projects.

• Member of Protocol Stacks team in the Mobile Next Generation Networks (Mobile Core) group.• Lead engineer of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) communications stack in Alcatel-Lucent’s 5060 Wireless Call Server product. • Designed and implemented carrier-grade, multi-core enabled, distributed and fault-tolerant SIP stack solution. Deployed with major telecom operators such as T-Mobile, US.