Style guide editor and editorial review lead for The Good Docs Project.

Owns multiple features and products of the Commvault Software, Command Center, and Metallic.Suggests and leads doc team initiatives.Reviews software strings and suggests functional improvements. Served as documentation release manager in several releases.Published more than 20 releases.

Responsible for documenting the Snapshot Management feature and supported storage arrays. The Commvault software supports more than 20 storage arrays, including NetApp, EMC storage arrays, Nutanix, Pure Storage, and HDS.

 Provided business consulting to a marketing company on how a business process automation software (Concept) Built collaborative links outside the university with industrial, commercial, academic and public organizations in order to establish contacts who would allow the use of their data for research (most prominent examples are PricewaterhouseCoopers and Microsoft)  Refereed a number of research papers to be presented at industry conferences, such as the International Business Information Management Association and the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences conferences Developed and taught an innovative module on Web 2.0 principles for businesses to 30 undergraduate students; awarded teaching excellence as yielded by the feedback from students and peer observation (achieved a 4.6/5 rating)  Successfully supervised internship placements of 3 undergraduate and 3 graduate students

 Combined trends in different areas of Computer Science (bioinformatics, scientific workflows, virtual organizations and language specification) in a multi-disciplinary research to provide software infrastructure for scientists Utilized a workflow-based approach for a project aimed to make a significant contribution towards empowering scientists and attenuating their problems when designing and carrying out experiments in e-science settings Published and presented papers and lectures in South America, Europe & UK, and Asia; topics included: workflow, virtual organization, and in silico experiments  Produced the first conceptual model for in silico experiments to capture key ideas, as well as to conceive some new concepts made possible by scientific database and services, so as to form the abstractions for a model that can be realized in a software platform Installed, configured, and operated Xindice (an XML database) to develop a number of prototypes to support research claims, utilizing Java and XMLDB api; incorporated contemporary technologies recently available (XML, web services), rapidly gaining new skills, to add visibility to the research project

Planned and prepared lessons for 3rd and final year studentsTaught groups of students from a range of backgrounds, abilities and agesMonitored, assessed and marked students' work