Experience

• July, 2022 - Present: Professor, CGPIT, Uka Tarsadia University (UTU), Gujarat, India

  • Course Teaching - Blockchain Technology (7 Sem Undergraduate B.Tech), and Computer Networks (5 Sem Undergraduate B.Tech)

  • Research - Guiding students on various projects

  • Member of IQAC Cell, Research Council, IDP, IPR Cell, Academic Development Cell, and BoS

• Sept, 2020 - July, 2022: Postdoctoral Visiting Researcher, Centre for Wireless Communications (CWC), University of Oulu, Finland.

  • Research Areas: Blockchain, 5G, 6G, Network Slicing, ICN, MEC, IoT

• Nov, 2017 - Sept, 2020: Associate Professor, Department of Computer and Communication Engineering, Manipal University Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.

    Courses Taught: Computer Networks (6 Sem Undergraduate B.Tech), Data Communications (5 Sem, B.Tech)

    Additional Responsibilities:

• • Course File Coordinator, Department of CCE

  • Class Coordinator (6 Sem, Section C, Jan to May 2020; 5 Sem, Section A, July to Dec 2019)

  • Member of Library Advisory Committee from Department of CCE

  • Course Coordinator - Data Communications during July to Dec, 2019 

• August, 2012 – April, 2017: Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Jaipur National University, Rajasthan, India.

Courses Taught: Principle of Communication, Digital Communication, Wireless Communication, Simulation Using Matlab

Additional Responsibilities:

• • Member of Interview Panel for faculty recruitment for Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering.

  • Member of Board of Studies (BoS) at the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering.

• March, 2011 – August, 2011: Research Internship at Orange Labs, (R&D division of France Telecom), Sophia Antipolis, France

Subject: Structured Peer-to-Peer TV Streaming

Supervisor: Dr. Patrick Brown, Senior Research Expert

Aim: Real time video streaming using Peer to Peer is becoming increasing popular but it suffers from the problem of noticeably large starting time & delays. The aim is to study and analyse structured peer to peer architecture already proposed at Orange labs. Further to develop a prototype that shows that real time video streaming could be practically implementable with minimum delay in spite of heavy churn (peer dynamics).

• • Platform: PlanetLab and Eclipse

  • Programming: C Language & Linux script

  • Operating System: Linux (Kubuntu distribution)

• June, 2008 – August, 2010: Assistant Professor, Jaipur National University, Rajasthan, India

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering 

Courses Taught: Wireless Communication, Digital Communication, Telecommunication Switching, Analog Communication

• August, 2007 – April, 2008: Research Internship at Alcatel-Lucent Technologies, France

Subject: Multi-Objective Routing Optimization Algorithm

Supervisor: Mr. Jerome Brouet, Senior Manager

Aim: To study, implement, simulate and benchmark a new offline end-to-end routing algorithm for designing networks to be incorporated in a network design tool named SPIDER, which was under the process of development at Alcatel-Lucent

Details:

• Technologies: MPLS, Fast Reroute, Graph Theory

• Algorithm Studied: K - SPF (Shortest Path First), CSPF (Constraint-bases SPF), Simple Heuristic

• Programming Language: JAVA & XML

• Operating System: Windows XP and Ubuntu (Linux-based operating system)

• Virtual Machine: VMware

• Network Design Tool: TOTEM (Toolbox for Traffic Engineering Methods)

 Aim: Studied, Memetic–Pareto Archive Evolution Strategy (M-PAES) which is a genetic algorithm used for optimization problems. This algorithm exploits the concepts of generation of Random Population, Mutation, Crossover Recombination, Offspring selection, Archive techniques etc. Found the feasibility of using this algorithm in networking domain and successfully implemented this algorithm in open source tool - TOTEM tool by coding in JAVA language. Finally bench-marked this algorithm as at least 70% time efficient then already existing algorithm. Prepared specifications to incorporate network resiliency in form of Fast Reroute.

• Nov 2005 – June 2006: Lecturer at Jaipur National University (Formerly known as Seedling Academy of Design, Technology and Management), Rajasthan, India

Department: Electronics & Communication Engineering

Courses Taught: Fundamentals of Telecommunications, Analog Communication, Applied Electronics.

• July, 2005 – Nov, 2005: Lecturer at Marwar Engineering College & Research Center, Jodhpur, India

Department: Electronics & Communication Engineering

Courses Taught: Programming Language C, Analog Communication, Digital Communication

• 2004 – 2005: Guest Lecturer at Engineering College Bikaner (ECB), Bikaner, India

Department: Electronics & Communication Engineering

Courses Taught: Digital Communications, Fundamentals of Electronics Devices, Principles of Analog Communication