Khaled Arisha, Ph.D., MBA

Microsoft

Tel: 425-***-****

E-mail: acgi6g@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

Technical Management career in business intelligence seeking a strong track

record of achievements, looking for challenging opportunities to utilize my

expertise.

Summary

24 years of experience in the software industry with a track record of

producing exceptional results in diverse fields. 8.5 years in Microsoft contributing

in shipping Vista, Windows7, Micorsoft.com Web Analytics, Bing, and CRM. Proven

expertise in business Intelligence, database, data warehousing, data mining,

networking, computer vision, artificial intelligence, and network protocols.

Excellent experience in management, negotiation skills, proven ability to

work cross group boundaries and work effectively in a culturally diverse

environment. Fast learner and self-starter with focus on process and

organizational skills.

Education

MBA, Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, College Park, Fall 2004 [GPA=3.925]

Ph.D. in Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park, Summer 2001 (Passive Testing

for Network Management) [GPA=3.916]

M.Sc. in Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park, Summer 1997 (Multimedia

Database Management Systems and Intelligent Information Agents) [GPA=4.00]

M.Sc. in Computer Science, Alexandria University, Egypt, Summer 1995 (Computer Vision and

Image Understanding) [GPA=4.00]

B.Sc. in Computer Science and Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt, Summer 1991

(Graduation Project: Information Retrieval System) [GPA=4.00]

Accomplishments

1. Microsoft (Senior Manager/Lead: Software Development) 2005-Now

Architecturing the new Business Intelligence system for CRM Online.

Lead the architecture efforts for Bing System Analysis and Measurement (SAM)

Organization within System Telemetry and Operational Intelligence (STOI)

Team. Main tasks were data pipe architecture, Data Mining and analysis.

Managed design and development of two new systems for Bing Server Latency

Metrics and Bing Akamai Edge Analysis. Introduced new design approach and

methodology for data pipe architecture. Designed an innovative mechanism

for histogram processing and retrievals within SSAS cube environments.

Worked in authoritative Query-Per-Seconds (QPS) project for Bing Capacity

analysis. Tools used are: Big-Data (Cosmos/Scope scripting), C#, ADO.Net,

ADOMD.Net, LINQ, and SQL Server Suite.

Windows Division [4+ years]: Application Experience Fundamentals team.

Focused on application experience infrastructure and Business Intelligence

team. Top projects are: Windows Telemetry for Vista and Windows 7,

Application Repository Cleansing System, Application Compatibility Toolkit

(ACT), Developer Portal for Windows Logo Program, and Vista Release

Management System. Extensive data analysis/reporting, Middle-tier object-

relational layer, data warehousing, and data mining work. Tools used are SQL

Server Suite, C#.NET, and unmanaged C++.

Microsoft.com Web Analytics team [1.5 years]: Created a new team between

Redmond and China to focus on End-to-End Business Intelligence. The project

serves marketing teams and content publishing partners. Work involves Data

warehousing, data mart, cubes, Scalability and Performance. Tools used are:

SQL Server Full Suite and C#.

Microsoft.com Relationship Services team: Focus on Ultraviolet platform, a

very ambitious project to support all Microsoft.com applications on a unified

Name space and object framework. Work involves: Indexing and object

relationship mapping. Tools used are: C#, ADO.Net, LINQ, Entity Framework,

and SQL Server.

2. Honeywell International (Sr. Technical Staff Manager: Research & System-Eng.) 1998-2005

Served in multiple organizations: Aircraft Communication Management Unit

Production, Aeronautical secure networks, Honeywell Research Labs: Sensor

network, and wireless technologies. Basic domains are communication,

navigation and surveillance technologies.

Active participation with standard organizations and committees to support

Honeywell technical and business position, such as AEEC and RTCA.

Customer Requirements and Architectural Design Specification.

Contribution in authoring and reviewing of Aerospace industry standard

documents.

Application of the FAA certification procedures such as DO-178B

Modeling and Simulation for Air/Ground communication security using tools

such as SDL, OPNET.

Designed the new Security protocol for ATN. Validation using OPNET tool.

Developed a new security protocol to enhance the legacy ACARS

communication system.

Created and developed the Power-Aware Sensor Networks. This effort was

recognized academically by 5 published papers and industry-wise with 2

patents. Honeywell built a product that applied that new technology for their

Aircraft on-board sensor networks that is used to mentor and track the health

of the aircraft systems.

Proposed several research and business initiatives to capitalize our

technological advancements and to enhance our brand value propositions,

such as: Vehicle-to-Vehicle, Vehicle-to-Roadside communication, and a new

“Follow-me” navigation system.

3. University of Maryland at College Park (Academic Researcher) 1995-1998

During my graduate studies in University of Maryland at College Park.

Improved an existing system for Multimedia database system to classify and

search image database using image feature queries. This work qualified me

for a Master degree in Computer Science.

Established the new domain of Intelligent Information Agents and published

my pioneering work.

Achieved breakthrough progress in the domain of “Passive testing for

Network management.” The work has been published and was the

cornerstone for my PhD dissertation.

Taught classes for C++, compilers, and operating systems.

4. Bellcore Research Lab (Researcher Intern) Summer 1996

Internship at BellCore Research Lab (currently Telecordia)

Built a new tool for web server performance monitoring and tuning.

5. World Health Organization (Software/IT Manager) 1993-1995

Managed the IT team in World Health Organization; East Mediterranean

Regional office.

Created a biomedical database management system.

Established, owned and supported the telecommunication/networking

infrastructure.

Provided technical training for the staff members.

6. Entrepreneur 1991-1995

Founded my software engineering consulting business

Focused on commercial database applications

Led different teams through system architecture, design, development and

testing.

Served a diverse base of customers: Mobil Oil Egypt, MenPack, Children

Hospital, Saudi Contracting Company, Egyptian Cotton Authority, Pharmacy

sector, and Chemical Industry.

7. Alexandria University (Research Assistant) 1991-1995

Served the Computer Science and Engineering Dept at Alexandria University.

Established an Information Retrieval system to search free-text databases.

Completed my research in computer vision to enhance edge detection

techniques simulating a new statistical based model. This work qualified for

my Master degree in Computer Science.

Taught several classes in Academia .

Provided training for professional in AutoCAD, operating systems, statistics,

networking and database.

Professional History

Senior Manager/Lead (Software Development) October 2005-Current

Microsoft Corp. One Microsoft Way. Redmond, WA 98052

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Senior Technical Staff Manager (Research/System Engineering) January 1998-October 2005

Honeywell International Inc. Columbia, MD

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Academic Researcher August 1995–December 1997

University of Maryland, College Park, MD

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Researcher Intern May 1996–Sept 1996

Bellcore Research Lab, Morristown, NJ

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Technical Manager Aug 1993–Aug 1995

World Health Organization, Alexandria, Office

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Entrepreneur Sept 1991-Aug 1995

Arisha Software Consulting, Alexandria, Egypt.

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Research/Teaching Assistant Aug 1991–Aug 1995

Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt

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Honors and Awards

Patent for Microsoft (Work In Progress): Optimizing SQL query execution for Web Analytics, 2010 -2011.

Patent for Honeywell (H0002925): Method for Energy Aware Network Management; filed at July, 18 th 2002.

Patent for Honeywell (H0004296): Performance Management using Passive Testing; filed at July, 29th 2002.

Patent for Honeywell (H0008251): Deterministic Power-aware Wireless LAN, filed on July 2005.

Honeywell Technical Achievement Award for ATN Security OPNET modeling at 2001.

Greenbelt and Six-sigma certified in Honeywell for the last 5 years.

Best Paper in Track Award at Digital Avionic System Conference (DASC) at October 2001.

Technical Review Committee in several journals and conferences: IASTED journal, ISE’02, PDCS’02,

Globecom’03, VTC’03, IEEE Proc. on security and cryptography, IASTED ACTA ’04, ICC’04, CMT’05, IEEE

Journal on Selected Areas on Communication ’04, Int’l journal on Computers & Applicat ions, JCC-IPCCC’04,

WSNIA’04, JASC special issue journals ’05, WirelessComm’05, and AINA ‘06.

Internship at Bellcore Applied research labs, Morristown, NJ, summer 1996, in performance of web servers.

Full Teaching/Research Assistantship for Ph.D. degree in Computer Science dept., University of Maryland at

College Park, August 1995 till December 1997.

M.Sc. degree in Computer science from Alexandria University, June 1995. Distinction with degree of honor.

B.Sc. in Computer Science and Automatic Control Dept., Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University,

Distinction with degree of honor (ranked 2nd of 30); 1991.

Top-10 National Egyptian High School Exam (ranked 9th of 250,000); 1986.

Top-10 National Middle School Exam, Egypt, (ranked 7th of 350,000); 1983.

Top-5 National Elementary School Exam, Egypt, (ranked 2nd of 450,000); 1980.

Technical Skills

Software Tools & Languages: C, C++, C#, Pascal, Cobol, BASIC, FORTRAN, Assembly for IBM 360, 8085

Assembly, 80x86 Assembly, RISC Machine Assembly, lex, yacc, SE performance language tool for Sparc, Perl,

CGI programming, nsapi programming, CGI programming, Unix Shell script languages, Matlab (Numerical

analysis), Minitab (Statistical analysis), Java, SDL, OPNET, Zigbee, and SCA.

Databases: Big-Data (Microsoft Bing’s COSMOS and SCOPE Scripting), MS-SQL Server [2000, 2005, 2008, and

2012] covering components (Server, Reporting Services, Analysis Services, and Integration services), FoxPro,

MS-Access, Database III+, Focus, CDS/ISIS (UNESCO IRS).

Hardware Architectures: Avionics Real-time platforms: Vertex and VxWorks. PC Architectures, SUN

Workstation, SPARC workstation, DEC Alpha machine s, Silicon Graphics (SGI) workstation: Indy and

Challenge-S, DEC PDP-11, and RISC architectures.

Technical Publications

K. Arisha et al, “IMPACT: A platform for Collaborating Agents,” 1998 International Conference for Multi Agents Systems

[1]

conference (ICMAS-98), Paris, May 1998.

K. Arisha et al, “IMPACT: A platform for Collaborating Agents,” IEEE Intelligent Agents Journal, Vol. 14, no. 2, March/April

[2]

1999.

[3] R. E. Miller and K. Arisha, “On Fault Location in Networks by Passive Testing,” 2000 IEEE International Performance

Computing and Communications Conference (IPCCC-2000), Phoenix, AZ, February 2000.

[4] R. E. Miller and K. Arisha, “Fault Identification in Networks by Passive Testing,” Advanced Simulation Technologies

Conference (ASTC), Seattle, April 2001.

[5] R. E. Miller and K. Arisha, “Fault Identification in Networks Using a CFSM Model by Passive Testing,” the Tenth International

Conference on Telecommunication Systems, Modeling and Analysis, Monterey, CA, October 2002.

[6] R. E. Miller and K. Arisha, “Fault Coverage in Networks by Passive Testing,” The International Conference on Internet

Computing (IC 2001), Las Vegas, June 2001.

[7] R. E. Miller and K. Arisha, “Fault Management using Passive Testing for Mobile IPv6 Networks,” GlobeComm, San Antonio,

November 2001.

[8] R. E. Miller and K. Arisha, “Fault Management in Network Using Passive Testing,” Journal Paper submitted.

[9] K. Arisha, “Fault Management in Networks using Passive Testing,” Ph.D. Thesis Dissertation, Computer Science Dept.,

University of Maryland College Park, May 2001.

[10] K. Arisha, “Fault Management in Avionic Telecommunication using Passive Testing,” The 20 th Digital Avionic System

Conference (DASC), Daytona Beach, October 2001.

[11] K. Arisha, “Performance Management in Avionic Telecommunication using Passive Testing,” The 21st Digital Avionic System

Conference (DASC), Irvine, California, October 2002.

[12] K. Arisha and R. E. Miller, “On Performance Management in Networks using Passive Testing,” International Conference on

Communications In Computing (CIC), Las Vegas, June 2002.

[13] M. Younis, M. Youssef and K. Arisha, “Energy-aware routing in cluster-based sensor networks,” The 10th IEEE/ACM

International Symposium on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems (MASCOT),

Fort Worth, Texas, October 2002.

[14] M. Youssef, M. Younis, and K. Arisha, “Performance Evaluation of an Energy-Aware Routing Protocol for Sensor Networks

Under Heavy Load Conditions,” Intl Conference on Wireless Networking (ICWN), Las Vegas, June 2002.

[15] M. Youssef, M. Younis, and K. Arisha, “A Constrained Shortest-Path Energy-Aware Routing Algorithm for Wireless Sensor

Networks,” Wireless Communication and Networking Conference (WCNC), Orlando, March 2002.

[16] K. Arisha, M. Youssef, and M. Younis, and, “Efficient Time-Slot Assignment for TDMA MAC of an Energy-Aware Ground

Sensor Networks,” Integrated Management of Power Aware Communications, Computing, and Networking (IMPACCT)

workshop, International Conference of Communication (ICC), New York City, May 2002.

[17] M. Younis, M. Youssef, and K. Arisha, “Energy-Aware Management for Cluster-Based Sensor Networks,” Computer Networks

Journal (COMNET), COMNET-D-03-00105, May 2003.

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