Hi, I am keen on exploring research and development opportunities in the field of network security. Here's a link to my resume : http://www4.ncsu.edu/~vamahadi/resume.doc
Key areas, that I would be highly thrilled to pursue are: - Intrusion Detection technologies, - Deception/Honeypot systems, &/or - Active network infrastructure protection by monitoring IDSs & firewalls, incident response, and forensics. Presently, I have a strong familiarity with Intrusion Detection (Snort, Bro, NIDES) systems on both an operational as well as developmental level (engine & signatures/policies). More importantly, I bring along a few years of academic research with skills and focused principles/beliefs in uncertainty/deception, practical formalism, creative heuristics, Bayesian inference, probabilistic deterrence etc. I believe this right combination of academic formalism and hands-on practical exposure is my strongest trait, and that this would help me develop practically useful security solutions in the coming years. I am available for work for a full-time position from September 18th, 2002. A F1-EAD status allows me to work for a year, though I would strongly prefer a H1B sponsorship. I do not qualify for a TS/SCI security clearance. Willing to relocate. Do let me know if my profile interests you. I can be reached at 510-495-2618 (work) or 510-573-2884 (home) or by email. I would love to discuss any matching position with you. Thanks, Vinay. -- Vinay A. Mahadik Summer Intern System & Network Security Group Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (510) 495 2618
