Developed C++ code and analyzed data for a team that writes software to bid on behalf of advertisers in the Adwords system. Hosted by William Walsh, Ph.D.

I am a 4th year PhD student at NYU-Poly, working under the supervision of Professor Torsten Suel.

description My research seeks to model aspects of program understandability and to generate documentation artifacts for the purposes of measuring and improving the quality of software. I utilize PL techniques (e.g., symbolic execution, test case generation, repository mining, specification mining, bug finding, etc.) toward emerging challenges for engineers.

• “Mechanism Design for Fair Division ” (under submission)

Development of a standalone Image Quality of Service software including referenced and nonreferenced

• Architected and implemented the web services APIs for Mitel’s hosted IP telephony platform. • Architected and implemented the middleware used by the hosted platform to communicate with multiple versions of the Mitel PBX. • Implemented multiple features on Mitel’s hosted platform portal using JSP, Servlets, Javascript, AJAX, HTML, and CSS in the front-end, and EJBs, JPA, Hibernate, and Postgres in the back-end. • Managed the agile development process in a team of five engineers as the Scrum Master. • Provided technical leadership on J2EE enterprise design patterns, frameworks, and object-oriented design patterns. • Established test-driven development in the team; built a test framework based on Selenium Webdriver and TestNG.

Research Interests

I am currently open to part-time contractual positions only as I finish my doctorate degree program. Areas of interest include teaching, systems development, business analysis, web development, database administration and reporting, consulting, and non-profit systems administration.

The commercial production of green grouper fingerlings, Epinephelus suillus, from wild caught fry-an industry experience

of a design in compact form, e.g. for documentation of existing software architec-tures. Since the patterns community is one that shares in-formation in an open forum and builds on the experi-ences of others, we chose to submit a joint paper on our industrial experiences with patterns. We focus