I obtained my Masters in Computer Science at Cornell University advised by Robbert Van Renesse and spent the summer of 2010 with the DEDIS group at Yale University working with Bryan Ford.
I did my under-graduation in India at Anna University, SVCE, Madras. In my final year, I worked on crypto introductions to Freenet using the JFK (Just fast Keying) protocol. This was funded by Google SOC 2007. After graduating, I was founding employee at HOVER INC. where i worked on Erlang/Yaws among other things.
Undergraduate work:
Independent Navigation and functioning of Intelligent Agents by Social interaction - International Conference on Computational Intelligence for Modeling Control and Automation (CIMCA’06)-K Sakthivel, R Venkatraghavan, S Shivashankar, R Srivatsan, T Srinivisan
Heterogeneous Network File system
I was also an active member of our ACM ICPC Team.
Teaching:
I have been a Teaching Assistant for the following courses:
Theory of Distributed Computing-Algorithms and Lower Bounds (Summer, 2011)
Network Protocols and Architectures (Winter, 2011-12)