I was employed by IBM from July 2005 to January 2008.

IBM WebSphere RFID Information Center

Duration: July 2005 – January 2007

Worked on this as a fresher More information about this product in the IBM Website. My involvement: I was involved in several key areas of version 1.0 of this product. Specifically I played a major role in the UI architecure and in the development of the Security Policy Editor. I am the co-inventor on a patent in this area: Providing Security for Queries to Electronic Product Code Information Services

Projects in the WebSphere Technology Institute

Duration: January 2007 – January 2008

Bayeux implementation for WebSphere Application Server – Community Edition (and Geronimo) I was involved in the development of a library that enables Bayeux(Comet) support in WAS-CE and Geronimo. This library is part of the Web 2.0 Feature Pack for WAS. Zero Alive – a web-browser based hosted IDE for Project Zero Zero Alive is a hosted IDE for Project Zero. My involvement in this project was the design of REST interactions between the browser and the server.

Eclifox

Duration: July 2007 – January 2008

Eclifox is an alphaWorks technology.Eclifox aims to bring Eclipse functionalities to the browser with minimal developer effort. The idea is to embed a plug-in in Eclipse. The plug-in contains an embedded Jetty server. The server allows remote interaction with Eclipse. More about this project The publicity that Eclifox received

University Relation activities

I was involved in several UR activities from IBM including internship programs, workshops, etc. I have delivered several talks in the areas of RFID, Web 2.0 and Eclipse. I have guided 2 projects in the area of Web 2.0.