Arun Saha, Ph.D.

Current

• Software Engineer at Cisco Systems

Past

• Graduate Research Assistant at University of California, Riverside
• Senior Software Engineer at Hughes Software Systems, now ARICENT

Education

• University of California, Riverside
• Jadavpur University
• Ramkrishna Mission, Narendrapur

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Industry

Computer Networking

Websites

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• My Company

Arun Saha, Ph.D.’s Summary

A result driven, thoughtful and analytical software engineer with strength in design, problem solving, writing, presentation, and training skills.

Arun Saha, Ph.D.’s Specialties:

Secure wireless localization, Metro Ethernet solutions

Arun Saha, Ph.D.’s Education

• University of California, Riverside

  Ph.D., Computer Science , Secure Localization in wireless networks , 2001 — 2006

  DISSERTATION TITLE
  
  Cross Layer Techniques to Secure Peer-to-Peer Protocols
  for Location, Adjacency, and Identity Verification
  
  Available in http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~saha
  
  Summary:
  In the Wireless Localization problem, it is challenging to meet the security goals and accuracy goals together. We propose a solution to breakdown the localization procedure into two phases: first a MAC-assisted online phase making use of physical layer clock for fine grain time measurement, then an offline phase at application layer for various computations.

• Jadavpur University

  BE , Computer Science , 1995 — 1999

• Ramkrishna Mission, Narendrapur

Additional Information

Arun Saha, Ph.D.’s Websites:

• My Website
• My current work
• My Company

Arun Saha, Ph.D.’s Interests:

Wireless networks, Localization in wireless networks, Metro Ethernet, Contract Bridge

Arun Saha, Ph.D.’s Groups:

•    Jadavpur University Computer Science
•    UC Riverside (UCR) Alumni Association
•    Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) – From Carrier to Consumer

Arun Saha, Ph.D.’s Honors:

2007 Individual Contribution Award, Cisco for extra efforts in meeting the schedule
2007 Individual Contribution Award, Cisco for actively writing great internal wikipages for documenting and spreading knowledge
2001-04 Dean’s Fellowship for graduate studies at UC, Riverside
1993 Regional MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD, India qualifier
1990-95 Government of India MERIT SCHOLAR. This scholarship was awarded annually only to very few students (approximately 50) from entire India. Selection was done by multiple levels of nation-wide elimination tests. The scholars were admitted to leading residential schools and Government endorsed all their expenses throughout the period