Ishan Dabholkar is a graduate student studying Computer Engineering at Syracuse University with a 3.78 GPA. He has a B.E. in Electronics and Telecommunications from the University of Pune in India. His experience includes research assisting on a spiking brain simulator and developing software modules for real-time anomaly detection. He is skilled in C++, Python, Matlab and has experience with data structures, object oriented design, and parallel programming.

1. ISHAN DABHOLKAR
37935 Parkmont Dr. Fremont, CA 94536
(510) 304-1589, iadabhol@syr.edu
EDUCATION:
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY (Expected 2015.05)
M.S. in Computer Engineering, GPA 3.78
Relevant Courses: Advanced Data Structure, Object Oriented Design (C++), Social Media Mining, Mobile
Application Programming, Advanced Computer Architecture
University of Pune, Pune, India (2013.05)
B.E in Electronics and Telecommunications, First Class with Distinction
PATENTS:
Dabholkar Ishan, Kadam S, Kulkarni S, Dakhode H. 2013. Device for Dielectric Characterization of Low Loss
Liquids. India Patent Application 1505/MUM/2013, filed June 2013. Patent Pending.
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
Programming Language: C++ (Linux /Windows), C, Python, Matlab, GDB debugger
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Research Assistant, Advanced Microelectronics & Power-Aware Systems Lab (C++) (2014.05-Present)
Director: Dr. Qinru Qiu (Program Director-Computer Engineering, Syracuse University)
 Developed a simulator for accurate text recognition which models the spiking behaviour of the brain.
 Implemented Hash-Map and used standard template library containers for accurate and fast retrieval of data.
 Utilized blocking priority queues and P-threads for processing and synchronizing the overall computations
Teaching Assistant, L.C. Smith School of Engineering, Syracuse University (2014.08-Present)
 Teaching Assistant for Computer Architecture/ Advanced Computer Architecture
PROJECTS:
Facebook Friendship Analyzer (Python, Facebook Package) (2014.12)
 Developed a Python application that analyses Facebook profile of given individuals for further analysis
 Utilized Facebook package and used Python Client API to fetch authenticated users' connections.
 Analysed the public and private profile of the individuals and calculated the likelihood of friendship and
suggesting friends having common interests
File Catalogue-Object Oriented Design (C++) (2014.03-2014.04)
 Developed a catalogue for storing all files in a directory only once while maintaining the containment relationship.
 Utilized a map structure which stores the file name and a list of reference into set of paths for efficient mapping.
 Used C++ standard libraries, containers and dynamic memory management.
Message Passing Communication- Object Oriented Design (C++) (2014.01 – 2014.05)
 Designed and implemented a MPC to facilitate transfer of text and binary file over a socket using the HTTP
message header format.
 Communication channel has dispatcher on the receiving end to receive and post messages to one of the registered
communicator’s collection which had an input queue and a child thread to process the message from the queue.
 Utilized windows threads at the receiver end to process the message and dispatch it respective communicator.
Helper functions for real-time anomaly detection for wide-area surveillance (C++) (2014.08-2014.12)
 Developed software modules for analysing and enriching the data obtained from the wide-area surveillance.
 Calculated and processed neighbouring distance, neighbouring angle, latitude, relative speed for each vehicle on
multiple-threads for parallel processing.
H-SPICE Netlist generation (C++) (2015.01-Present)
 Developed scripts for configuring the H-SPICE netlist file for modeling memristor based matrix multiplication.