Engineering Software

Anirvana Mishra

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Phone: 608-***-**** Website: www.anirvana.com E-Mail: ******@*****.***

Github: https://gist.github.com/nirvana-attained

Skills

Programming languages: C, C++, HTML/CSS, PHP, Core-JAVA, Javascript, AJAX, jQuery, Ruby on Rails,

InterSystems Cache, Visual Basic 6.

Version Control systems: Mercurial and SVN

Operating systems: *NIX

Databases: MySQL, Chronicles (Epic System’s object database)

Professional Software Development Experience

Epic Systems Corporation – Software Developer November 2011- Present

Design and develop backend components for Epic OpTime, which is a Surgery management system.

Epic OpTime is the highest rated surgery management software according to KLAS ratings. My responsibilities at

Epic include:

1. Analyzing complex surgical needs and designing new features within existing software to meet those needs.

2. Writing code using InterSystems Caché, Visual Basic 6 and HTML/CSS. Epic has a gigantic codebase with

more 20 million lines of code.

3. Debugging software application rapidly.

4. Occasionally traveling to customer locations to better understand real-world use of Epic’s software.

Google Summer of code – Student Developer June 2010 – August 2010

Mentoring Organization: Mozilla Foundation

Mentor: Ludovic Marcotte

My responsibilities included:

1. Add extension points in Mozilla Lightning to allow full access control list (ACL) support. These extension points

would facilitate extension developers to provide a subtle integration or interoperability between lightning and

their extension.

2. Add Email alarm support. This would enable users to get an email notification whenever an alarm triggers.

3. Code was written in Javascript and XUL.

Research Projects

How informative social interests are for noun phrase categorization June 2011-October 2011

Advisor: Prof. William Cohen, Carnegie Mellon University

Examine how informative social interests are for noun phrase categorization. We believed the editing pattern of

people on Wikipedia reflect their social interests and thus the Wikipedia edits of a noun phrase - when used as

a feature for classification - should yield interesting results.

Research findings are located here: http://goo.gl/6iz7n

Programming languages used: PHP, Java, MySQL-database

Knowledge base creation from public discussion forums June 2011-October 2011

Advisor: Prof. Srikanta Bedathur, Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Delhi

Use gigabytes of data from Stackoverflow discussion to create a browse-able knowledge base of Math and

Computer science. We tagged concepts in stackoverflow posts and observed the relationship between two

concepts in a Stackoverflow post. These concepts came from Wikipedia categories. Main objectives of the

project were:

1. Automatic creation of knowledge base for Computer Science and Mathematics.

2. Intelligent user navigation in public discussion forums like Stackoverflow.com.

Programming languages used: PHP, HTML/CSS, MySQL-database

Education

Delhi College of Engineering – University of Delhi June 2007-June-2011

Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering

Score: 74% (First class) (Equivalent to 3.5 GPA)

Relevant Coursework:

Software Engineering, Introduction to Programming (4 courses), Principles of Computer Graphics, Discrete

Mathematics and design of Algorithms, Computer System Organization, Information System and Data

Management, Advance Computer Architecture, Compiler and Translator design, Artificial Intelligence, Theory

of Automata and Formal Language, Database Management system

Principles of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics (3 courses), Electronics (2 courses), Circuits and systems, Power

apparatus, Electromagnetics, Digital circuits and Systems, Principles of Communication Engineering, Linear

integrated circuits, Microprocessors and applications, Control engineering

Open Source Contributions

Improved the time-zones algorithm for Mozilla Calendar - http://goo.gl/QvHoX

Improved the .csv file import script for Limesurvey.org

Publications

1. “Accessing the Word Bank open data programmatically", appeared in the winter-2011 edition of ACM

XRDS http://goo.gl/BH7iI

2. “Improving keyphrase extraction by using document topic information”, appeared in proceedings of

IEEE International conference on Granular computing(GrC) 2011 (Part of Final year thesis)

http://goo.gl/9KutH

3. “A Novel Approach to Keyphrase Extraction Using Augmented Transition Networks and Statistical Tools“,

in proceedings of ACM Compute 2011 (Part of Final year thesis) http://goo.gl/A9k2R

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