Prithviraj Vasanth Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, California, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

As a Member of Technical Staff in the Service Protection Team, I have been contributing towards developing new features for the service protection console the Site Reliability Engineers use on a day-to-day basis to view/infer and mitigate any threats to the service. I am the primary point of contact for the UI on the team and it is being developed using Java, HTML, CSS, Javascript with the powerful GWT & GWTBootstrap3 frameworks. Our ui code is maintained on private git repo and a local jenkins is setup to continuously poll and validate the latest checkins into git with functional tests & unit tests.I enjoy designing and developing features for the UI with a focus on providing a reliable and user friendly interface for the time-strapped Site Reliability Engineer to effectively learn about and mitigate risks in a timely manner. I participate in regular design reviews, code reviews, functional and unit test automation and continuously keep myself updated on trainings needed for day-to-day work and also future work.

San Francisco, California, Us

I am an AMTS, Software Quality Engineer in the Core Service Protection Team at Salesforce- part of the Database and Core Cloud. The team I work with is exemplary and I am gaining experience on the Systems/Core side of our End to end App Delivery pipeline. I am slowly building my knowledge of Systems level challenges, testing approaches and coming up with effective Test Plans/Test Automation(in Java) that further ensure the quality of our team's product and therefore the quality of Service Protection provided to Salesforce's many customers. I have come to appreciate the scale of the PaaS service provided by Salesforce and its multitenant architecture now even more so because of our team's work. It is amazing to identify Service impactors and understand the problem(s) at its roots and be part of the team that evolves a solution after having understood the architecture/infrastructure well to help mitigate further such bad actors. I am loving it here and looking to get myself further soaked in my work and the Salesforce culture. Aloha! to the everything ahead in Salesforce!:)

Irvine, Ca, Us

Pursuing Masters at the Henri Samueli School of Engineering at UC, Irvine. My concentration is Computer Engineering.Fall, 2012: Course Details: Design and Analysis of Algorithms - Designed a well performing Boolean SAT Solver.Wireless Networking -- Project to create a Link level Monte-Carlo simulator, to study the performance of convolutional codes over wireless channels.Studied effects of generator polynomials, constraint lenghth, memory of encoder.Computer Architecture - Research Project: Study of Wired and Wireless Network-on-Chip Architectures and Design Considerations for the multicore SoCs of the future.Winter, 2013:Information Retrieval: Project - ((On-going) Build a search engine for the ics.uci.eduA three tier project this quarter starting with implementations of Text Retrieval using current IR techniques, followed by the design of a Spider to Webcrawl the UCI web domain, leading up to the design of the optimized indexing, searching interface using Apache Lucene framework. The pages are ranked by relevance using techniques such as document scoring and link analysis to name a few.Introduction to Embedded Ubiquitous Systems: Contemplating a Makey-Makey Arduino based project.Operating Systems Principles: Introduction to System level programming during the course.Network Lab: Packet level analysis to understand the common and all important TCP/IP based protocols of the internet.Spring 2013:Distributed Software Architecture Design - Worked on mini-projects to get familiar with Hadoop and HBase. Programming with parallel constraints. State-of-affairs in Distributed Computing from the start to where it is today(Functional Programming, Map-Reduce,Hadoop,Cassandra, HBase) and algorithms geared towards Parallel computation were all interesting learnings from this course.Distributed Systems Middleware - Distributed Computing Concepts and Project on Mobile Data Collector aided Info Gathering for a Disaster Area Ad-hoc Wireless sensor Network.

San Francisco, California, Us

I will be working with the Core Service Protection Group this summer at Salesforce.com's HQ.As part of my Summer Internship, I worked on the Core Service Protection Team on building an intuitive User Interface/Dashboard for one of the back-end analysis tools. I was involved in driving the design and flow of usage and explored a set of JS libraries before I readied the prototype UI for an internal POC for the backend analysis tool. Highcharts.js, bootstrap.js, d3, nvd3, timeline.js, Java, JDBC were some of the stuff explored during the internship. I worked closely with developers on also understanding many of the fundamentals of the Distributed Infrastructure and deployment architecture of Salesforce.com. It was an eye-opening experience that got me excited about the many things I learnt and what it helped me realize as future learnings. I was selected for full-time position at the end of my internship.

San Jose, Ca, Us

I work as a Development Test Engineer for the ASR9000 Edge and Aggregation router platform.I primarily work in the Multicast area -- L2 and L3-- with experience in QoS too.Work on Platform specific testing mainly. This involves Understanding the dynamics of our next generation modular Network OS, IOS-XR.Understanding the technology areas that need to be tested first. Then, its implementation on the ASR9000 router, the limitations and a good knowledge of the customer use cases and requirements.Planning the strategy for testing with frugal use of resources. Reviewing the test plan with senior test engineers, developers and colleagues, ensuring the test plan has good and solid coverage.Once into the Test cycle, a good eye for detail will help route the elusive bugs and consequently diligence in determining the root cause is a very critical aspect of this role.Building a rapport with the Developer team and effectively communicating suggestions, bugs and requirements are essential for a successful project. On the sides, an important and crucial responsibility of every DevTest Engineer is to automate the feature as it is being tested. This reduces the effort while performing a sanity check on any latest image. At the end, of course, the script will need to be made efficient and prim, ready to be integrated into the Regression team's topology for regular runs.Once the defects in a release are filed, fixed and verified it is the duty of the engineer to track the health of the feature in the next/higher phase of testing called the 'System Integration Testing'(SIT). The number of SIT found bugs must be close to 0 and Customer found an absolute 0, with exceptions that are well justified. After a release cycle it is the duty of the engineer at each level of testing to record his learnings, defects, and tips and caveats in a common/shared page or twiki that may come in handy later for when an enhancement needs to tested or just for general reference.

Chicago, Illinois, Us

As an Intern in the CDMA department, I got to work alongside a senior developer on the WiMAX System Test Loader module of the product Motorola was developing. I got to hone my C programming skills while working on code snippets and enhancements. At the Motorola Library, I got to peruse a number of books on the 802.11x Wireless Networking Standards.A good understanding of the standards and the product I was working on I was able to make an impressive presentation to the team summarising my contribution in the larger context of the Technology area.I worked under the manager, Mrs. Susila Cherla during my time as a College Intern.

Master’S Degree, Computer Engineering

B.E (Honors), Electronics & Instrumentation

Machine Learning And Deep Learning With Spark (Part Of Certificate Program In Data Science), Computer Science