I am pursuing Master's degree in Electrical Engineering with Computer Networks as my specialization in San Jose State University. I am actively searching for internships/Full-time opportunities in the field of networking. Certifications : CCNA • Have good hands on experience on Cisco devices using GNS3 platform and Cisco Packet tracer(Virtual lab) • Strong Hands-on experience on network troubleshooting • Strong understanding of several dynamic protocols like BGP, OSPF, RIP. • Expertise is working with scenarios including VLANs, DHCP. • Maintain security of the systems preventing from DDoS attaks and IP hijacking. • Linux Essentials, System maintenance and administration. • Fluency in Linux/Unix administration and troubleshooting, Apache Tomcat, RAID, Boot process, Linux internals. • Very good understanding and hands on experience on networking concepts like TCP/IP, IPV4/IPV6, DNS, MPLS, VoIP, STP, IGMP • Well-developed skills in providing technical solutions based on IPSec VPN Planning, designing deploying and supporting Firewalls and troubleshooting complex problems. • Have good knowledge in Clustering and VRRP. • Have good knowledge of scripting languages like Python.

1. Najeeb Shaik
San Jose, CA, kamalmohammednajeeb.shaik@sjsu.edu , (520)-245-8285
www.linkedin.com/in/najeebskmd/
Objective:
Looking for opportunities in Networking, Linux administration domain that will allow me to display exceptional
analytical, problem-solving and technical skills.
Education
 Masters in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Computer Networks at ( Aug ’15- May’17)
San Jose State University, San Jose, CA . (CCNA certified)
Technical Skills
 Certifications : Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
 Fundamental understanding and hands-on experience with network technologies including firewalls, DNS,
HTTP / HTTPS, FTP, MPLS, routing/switching, VLANs, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac wireless, STP, ARP, Ethernet, FTP.
 Experience supporting or testing LANs, WLANs, TCP, UDP, DHCP servers, VPNs, NAT devices, writing test
cases, Subnetting, Encryption Techniques. Providing Technical Support to customers.
 Linux Essentials, System maintenance and administration, Routing Protocols (OSPF, RIP, BGP, IS-IS).
 Fluency in Linux/Unix administration and troubleshooting, Apache Tomcat, RAID, Boot process, Linux internals.
 Strong understanding of OSI and TCP/IP model and Voice over IP protocols (RTP, SIP, SCTP).
 Languages – C, Python 2.7, TCL, AWK, Bash Scripting.
 Tools I worked on – GNS3, NS3, Cisco Packet Tracer, Riverbed Opnet, DeterLab, Shell commands
Experience:
 Technical Intern at Richie Technocrats’ Pvt.Ltd, Hyderabad. Apr 2013- Jun 2013
o Assisted in designing Network models with the resources available using Network Simulators (GNS3).
o Supporting and testing the Local Area Networks, configuring switches and troubleshooting network
administration issues.
o Writing test cases to determine whether network is satisfying all requirements.
Relevant Projects
 Adaptive Bit rate streaming over high speed networks. Fall ‘16
o Developed and simulated a network which multicasts multimedia traffic from server to the end users
with adaptive bit rate. We have used Opnet test bed simulator to execute the project.
 Voice over Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks (Hands-on SIP-based VoIP Experiment). Fall ‘16
o Designed an Ad-Hoc network with two clients and a server initiating a Voice over IP call between the
clients. Configured the network with SIP protocol. Used X-Lite 5.0 simulator.
 Performance and analysis of AD-HOC Protocols using NS-2 (Network Simulator). Spring ‘16
o Developed different AD-HOC networks with multiple mobile nodes and background traffic. Configured
the network with AD-HOC protocols (AODV, DSDV, DSR, TORA) and studied the results. Have use python
to parse the generated trace files. Used Network Simulator 2.
 Simulation of Label-Switching Networks Using NS3 Tool [MPLS based project] Spring ‘16
o Understand how to simulate MPLS networks learnt in class with case study of label switching networks
using NS3.
 IP Hijacking and its Mitigation Techniques [Simulated using Deterlab] Spring ‘16
o Performed Prefix and SubPrefix hijacking techniques. Sniffing the data between client and server after
hijacking the victim’s IP subnet mask. Performed Denial of service attacks.
o Analyze the comparisons and figuring out the defense techniques that can be used against BGP Hijacking.
 DoS & its Mitigation Techniques [Tools: GNS3,Wireshark] Fall, 2015
o Performed DDoS attack (SYN flood) on a network with client on one side and multiple attackers on other
side of N/W. Configured methodologies such as Access-lists and Port Security to mitigate DoS attacks.
 Sniffing Passwords using Wire Shark and securing them with VPN. [Tools: GNS3,Wireshark] Fall. 15
o Designed a network with a client on one site and server on the other, which are vulnerable for data theft.
o Implemented IPsec VPN between the two sites to protect all the data transfer.
Related Coursework
Network Security, Broadband Communication, Internetworking, Wireless and Mobile Communication, VoIP,
Advanced Computer Architecture, Semiconductor Devices, Probability & Stochastic Process, Network Circuits.