Name: Sagar Jeevan
Type: User
Company: Stony Brook University
Bio: Master's in Computer Science with technical expertise in Distributed Systems, Parallel Programming, and File Systems.
Twitter: _sagarjeevan
Location: Seattle, WA
Blog: https://www.sagarjeevan.com
Sagar Jeevan's Projects
Designed and Developed three cache efficient schedulers for a parallel Matrix Multiplication program. Distributed randomized work-stealing, distributed randomized work-sharing, and centralized work-sharing schedulers were efficiently implemented to optimize performances such as GFLOPS, and L1/L2/L3 cache hits.
For fetching Live Cricket Score from CricBuzz
Implemented an efficient parallelization of an optimal space usage streaming algorithm that approximates the count of k-mers with a given frequency for large-scale genomic data.
Note: The code was originally maintained in a private repository. Designed and developed a Linux loadable kernel module that supports a system call for encryption, decryption, and copy of files. An optimized buffer was implemented to efficiently copy, encrypt, and decrypt data using AES cipher with CTR mode.
Developed codes to demonstrate several kernel bugs and how they are caught by the Linux "kernel hacking" infrastructure.
Modified libfuse code to handle request processing in user space.
Note: The code was originally maintained in a private repository. Designed and developed a stackable Linux file system that automatically creates backup versions of files when a file is being written, and also allows one to view versions as well as recover them. Various design challenges such as version management, visibility policy, and retention policy were handled.
Developed a desktop application that generates an optimal triangulation of a simple polygon using Dynamic Programming. Developed optimization techniques that include minimum weight triangulation, minimizing the maximum of the internal angles and minimizing the longest edge.
Improvising my website. Currently it's maintained in a private repository.