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Short Biography
I am currently a PhD student affiliated to the
Computer Vision Lab of the
University of Central Florida. I am being
advised by Prof.
Mubarak Shah and Dr. Rahul
Sukthankar. After spending a little more than 5 delightful years in India's
Information Technology industry, I decided to move on to academia. Since
September 2008, I am here in Orlando, alive and kicking. Life being a graduate
student is fun, here are some of my research
endeavors. I am not currently looking for a job, however I do seek interesting
research internship opportunities in the field of Computer Vision. Feel free to
drop me an e-mail at subh[at]cs[dot]ucf[dot]edu.
Career
Before UCF, I was working as a Staff Software Engineer at the India Software
Labs in IBM Bangalore, India. I used to write
code for the IBM's parallel computing framework called the Parallel
Environment. Before IBM, I was with the software engineering and technology
labs at Infosys Technologies Ltd.. I was
investigating interesting topics like Systems Virtualization, Video on Demand
Services and Grid Computing here. I had a short stint with Enterprise Software
Development in a mid-size software services firm CMC
Ltd. and a start-up firm by the name Softnet Solutions in Kolkata. For
around six months, I worked at the Indian
Statistical Institute, with Prof.
Bhabatosh Chanda, towards the completion of my Bachelor degree in
Engineering from Asansol Engineering College.
A copy of my resume in PDF format is available here.
In case you like the template, feel free to download the source from here and build your own. Long live Latex!
Personal
I spend most of my non-research time with my computer, fiddling with my eight
year old love, the Linux operating system and
championing Open Source.Here are some of
my favorite picks:
- Linux flavor - Debian
- Audio player - Audacious
- Multimedia software - Mplayer/mencoder
- Documentation - Pdflatex
- Imaging system - Gnu Image Manipulator Program.
Besides Linux and Open source, I'm an outdoor adventure enthusiast and I enjoy
camping, snorkeling, mountain biking, canoeing, white-water rafting and
rock-climbing. My penchant towards music ranging from heavy metal to classic
rock to soft country has increased geometrically since I joined engineering
school. Music, my extremely supportive parents, my incomparable wife Bipasha and
my sister are my key motivations to do balanced research. Finally, I owe a lot
to my alma mater - Asansol Engineering College, the days spent here have taught
me more and more about life -the way we are supposed to see it. I have also
earned great friends and in fact, the layout of this web-page is contributed
by one of my college juniors - Indranath Bhattacharjee.
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