Department of Computer Science | 5508 Red Fox CT |
kuramkot@cs.utah.edu | Mason, OH 45040 |
http://www.cs.utah.edu/~kuramkot/ | (513) 398-6120 |
VISA Status: Permanent resident |
Ph.D., Computer Science, University of Utah, Expected Graduation: Spring 2002.
M.S., Computer Science, Arizona State University, Tempe, 1992.
B.E., Electronics and Communication, University of Mysore, 1984.
August 2000-Present, Software Design Engineer, Enterprise Systems Technology Lab, Hewlett-Packard.
September 1998-July 2000, Research Associate/Assistant, Impulse Project, University of Utah. Evaluation of the architectural simulators and consulting on the design of the memory controller.
October 1994-August 1998, Research Associate, Avalanche Project, University of Utah. Designed, verified, and simulated a directory-based shared memory controller.
June 1994-September 1994, Research intern, VLIW Architecture Group, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories. Simulated and tested HP's VLIW processor architecture, which was the precursor to Intel Merced.
January 1993-May 1994, Research Assistant, Mach Shared Object Project, University of Utah. Implemented mechanisms to add flexibility at run time to the Mach operating system. Developed a transaction manager server to handle distributed transactions, an object server to manage small grained persistent objects, and a name server using the NFS XDR protocol interface on the UNIX platform.
September 1992-December 1992, Teaching Assistant, Department of Computer Science, University of Utah. Assisted in projects and graded project and homework assignments for a graduate course in Operating System.
January 1990-August 1992, Graduate Assistant, Graduate College, Arizona State University. Developed and maintained database software using FOCUS.
August 1989-December 1989, Computer Laboratory Assistant, Department of Computer Science, Arizona State University. Graded homework for an undergraduate course in Computer Literacy.
September 1985-June 1989, Field Engineer, DCM Data Products, India. Maintained hardware and developed diagnostic software for mini/micro computers.
August 1984-August 1985, Computer Engineer, Indian Express Pvt. Ltd., India. Developed and maintained hardware/software at the computer division.
Simulation and performance analysis of computer hardware systems.
Languages and tools such as C, C++, Perl, Make, and assembly languages(PA-RISC, Sparc, and X86).
Internals of operating systems such as BSD 4.4 and Mach.
Cache and bus protocols of modern processors (e.g., HP PA-7200/PA-8000 and MIPS R10000).
Awards: National Merit Scholarship from the Government of India, Academic Scholarship from the Arizona State University, Certificate from Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Arizona State University.