Sarthak Jain Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, California, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

San Jose, Ca, Us

I worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for CMPE 281, Cloud Technologies under Dr. Jerry Gao.

Hanover, Md, Us

As an Associate Software Engineer, I have worked in a team of three for the production cum development of the fast food giant Jack in the Box. I have handled their system, made it robust and reliable and have stabled the workloads so that the customers could see their reports every day. This has given me a great learning and hands-on experience on tools like Informatica, Linux, MSBI, Tableau, OBI. Additionally, I have developed reports on Tableau to monitor the daily data loads and to catch discrepancies if any. I also deployed batch scripts to monitor their server's status hourly and to email immediately in case of servers being down and send the 24-hour report at day end.

Hanover, Md, Us

As a trainee engineer, I have been trained on ETL tools like Informatica, Talend, MSBI. I have worked on automating certain tasks within the organization. I also have worked on revamping the company's Skill portal website working on ORACLE APEX.

Jaipur, Rajasthan, In

Robotics and Research Group of MNIT,Jaipur.http://www.zine.co.in/

Fredericton | Saint John, Nb, Ca

Worked on a project titled "Myoelectric Control of Prosthetic Limbs" under the guidance of Dr. Kevin Englehart and Dr. Erik Scheme. This opportunity was provided by Mitacs. It was a 12 weeks long internship during which i had been provided with the chance of working on some software indigenously developed at IBME department inside the institute. Alongside, other major aspects of the project included Pattern Recognition algorithms with feature size upto 32. High dimensional data visualization using TSNE, Contour Plots, Parallel Co-ordinates. All this was done to observe the changes in pattern of data captured w.r.t. time and space and to determine whether these datasets could be used for Adaptation Algorithm. Adaptation is a new concept, wherein prosthetic arms are made to adapt themselves to the changes/variations of EMG signal generated for the same muscle movement with the course of time. This in turn would have helped eliminate user's intervention to re-train the arm oftenly to cope-up for these changes. So in developing those algorithms different concepts, parameters were used to allow the prosthetic arm to retrain itself as and when necessary and adapt to the changes of the EMG signals being generated.

Master'S Degree, Computer Software Engineering

Bachelor'S Degree, Electronics And Communications Engineering

High School, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics