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EMAN ELGHONEIMY 1-858-***-****

CAREER HISTORY

SOFTWARE DEVELOPER – PLAYSTATION NETWORK DATA PLATFORM

Sony Network Entertainment Int’l, San Diego, CA August 2013 – Current

• Developed and designed Hadoop-based data storage and processing platform by:

• Utilizing various ecosystem tools: HDFS, Hive, Pig, Impala, Flume, Sqoop, Cloudera

Manager, CM API, Search, Sentry, Navigator, Hue, Oozie

• Setup, administration, maintenance and upgrade of Hadoop clusters

• Onboarding of customers, developers and QA teams to the new clusters

• Architecture, design and implementation of ingestion of new data sources to Hadoop

non-prod and prod clusters

• Investigation and integration of new Hadoop ecosystem tools such as Solr and Spark

• Development, planning and tasking following Agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban,

SAFe)

• Implemented a data flow using Oracle to MySQL Golden Gate.

• Developed new features in the Network Platform Exadata Warehouse using PL/SQL, DB Visualizer,

Composite and Perforce.

ANALYTIC SOFTWARE SCIENTIST II – ANALYTICS DATA MANAGEMENT

June 2012 – July 2013

FICO, San Diego, CA

• Provided analytic support by processing, archiving, restoring and decryption of large financial data

files. Trained new developers in configuration tools and analytic support tasks.

• Developed database queries for reporting using TOAD. Developed Unix shell scripts for data

management.

• Setup a non-prod Hadoop cluster. Developed sample MapReduce programs. Conducted a study on

using Hadoop for analytics data management.

• Provided support for workload management software Condor (HTCondor). Setup on development

servers and supported production grid. Provided documentation of setup and support procedure.

RESEARCH ASSOCIATE – ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING

December 2010 – June 2011

Texas A&M University at Qatar, Doha, Qatar

• Conducted research in cloud computing on a private cloud at Carnegie Mellon University at Qatar.

• Prepared a literature review of scientific papers and online resources. Research topics include:

• Hadoop HDFS, MapReduce programs, fair and capacity schedulers

• Hypervisors, provisioning of virtual machines and resource allocation methods

• Cloud service models, scientific applications in the cloud

• Supervised junior researchers working on developing network protocols for video streaming.

RESEARCH ASSISTANT - SYSTEMS INTEGRATION TESTING AND EVALUATION GROUP

/ INTELLIGENT DISTRIBUTED ENTERPRISE AUTOMATION LAB

National Research Council, Vancouver, BC, Canada 2003 - 2005

Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada

• Developed scheduling algorithms and designed and implemented multi-agent systems using JADE

(Java-based Agent DEvelopment Framework), Protégé ontology editor, Java and Delphi.

SOFTWARE DEVELOPER/TECHNICAL LEAD

2000 – 2002

Mobile Data Solutions Inc. (MDSI- currently Ventyx), Richmond, BC, Canada

• Developed server and client applications for workforce dispatching software using C under UNIX,

Visual Basic, Visual C++, CVS.

• Led two projects and delivered releases on time with high quality by:

• Allocating work effectively between implementation team, quality assurance team and

system engineers and regularly updating management of team utilization levels

• Continuously shifting and adjusting priorities

• Accommodating customer business needs such as continuously changing requirements

• Provided customer support during implementation, test and roll-out phases and maintained

customer’s test and live production environments until hand over to customer support department.

RESEARCH ASSISTANT - PATTERN ANALYSIS AND MACHINE INTELLIGENCE LAB

1998 – 2000

University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada

• Conducted research and implemented clustering algorithms for biological signal and data analysis,

using Matlab, Lisp, Prolog and C++.

TEACHING ASSISTANT – SYSTEMS DESIGN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

1998 – 1999

University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada

• Supervised students in labs and conducted tutorials and exams for "Digital Systems" and "Data

structures and Algorithm analysis" undergrad engineering courses.

EDUCATION

Ph.D. – Engineering Science Department

Thesis: “Intelligent decision support and agent-based techniques applied to wood manufacturing” -

Intelligent distributed systems

Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada

M.A.Sc. – Systems Design Engineering Department

Thesis: “Clustering of Electromyographic signal” - Pattern recognition of biological data

University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

B.A.Sc. – Electronics and Communications Engineering Department

Graduation project: “Ultrasound distance-measuring device” - Microcontroller circuits and programming

Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt

CERTIFICATIONS

• Cloudera Certified Developer for Apache Hadoop (CCDH) February 2013

• Cloudera Certified Administrator for Apache Hadoop (CCAH) September 2012

AWARDS

• Ebco/Eppich Graduate Scholarships in Intelligent Systems (The Pacific Metals/Leon Lotzkar

Memorial Graduate Scholarship), Simon Fraser University, 2008.

• President's PhD Research Stipends (PRS) for academic progress, Simon Fraser University, 2008.

• Faculty of Engineering Award for academic progress, University of Waterloo, 1998, 1999.

• Second place graduation project over all national electrical and mechanical engineering departments

in Cairo Industrial Exhibition, Egypt, 1995.

SELCETED PUBLICATIONS

• Y. Wang, E. Elghoneimy, W. A. Gruver, M. Fleetwood and D. B. Kotak, “A fuzzy multiple decision

support for jag selection,” Proc. of the Annual Meeting of the North American Fuzzy Information

Processing Society, 2004, pp. 717-722.

• N. Siu, E. Elghoneimy, Y. Wang, W. A. Gruver, M. Fleetwood and D. B. Kotak, “Rough mill

component scheduling: Heuristic search versus genetic algorithms,” Proc. of the IEEE International

Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2004, pp. 4226-4231.

• O. Uncu, E. Elghoneimy, W. A. Gruver, D. Kotak and M. Fleetwood, “Jag sequencing in rough mill

operations,” Proc. of the IEEE International Conference on System, Man and Cybernetics,2005, pp.

300-305.

• O. Uncu, E. Elghoneimy, W. A. Gruver, D. B. Kotak and M. Fleetwood, “A model for identifying

aggregation operator weights using a fuzzy rulebase and genetic algorithms: Application to the

wood products manufacturing industry,” Proc. of the Berkeley Initiative in Soft Computing

Symposium, 2005.

• E. Elghoneimy, O. Uncu, W. A. Gruver and D. B. Kotak, “Simulation and decision support models

for rough mills: A multi-agent perspective,” Proc. of the IEEE International Conference on System,

Man and Cybernetics, 2005, pp. 3723-3728.

• E. Elghoneimy, O. Uncu, W. A. Gruver, D. B. Kotak and M. Fleetwood, “An intelligent decision

support system for rough mills,” International Journal of Manufacturing Technology and

Management, vol. 8, issue 1/2/3, pp. 203-225, Inderscience, 2006.

• O. Uncu and E. Elghoneimy, W. A. Gruver, D. B. Kotak and M. Fleetwood, “Identifying

aggregation weights of decision criteria: Application of fuzzy systems to wood product

manufacturing,” in Forging New Frontiers: Fuzzy Pioneers I: Studies in Fuzziness and Soft

Computing, vol. 217, pp. 415-435, Springer, 2007.

• E. Elghoneimy and W. A. Gruver, “Agent-based manufacturing systems: A survey,” Proc. of the

IEEE SMC International Conference on Distributed Human-Machine Systems, 2008, pp. 127-132.

• E. Elghoneimy and W. A. Gruver, “Intelligent decision support and agent-based techniques applied

to wood manufacturing,” Advances in Soft Computing: Distributed Computing and Artificial

Intelligence, vol. 91, Springer, 2011, pp.85-88.

• E. Elghoneimy, O. Bouhali, H. Alnuweiri, “Resource Allocation and Scheduling in Cloud

Computing,” International Conference on Computing, Networking and Communications - Cloud

Computing and Networking Symposium, 2012, pp. 309-314.

• E. Elghoneimy and W. A. Gruver, “Agent-based decision support and simulation for wood products

manufacturing,” IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part C, vol. 42, issue 6, pp.

1656-1668, 2012.

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