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🎓 Education

Nimisha Asthagiri's Work readiness:- Nimisha Asthagiri is a well-educated and successful woman with a rich background of educational achievement.- Asthagiri has a keen eye for detail and strong practical skills that have already helped her gain a great deal of expertise and experience in her chosen field.- Asthagiri is a highly dedicated and reliable wife and mother, and has a clear understanding of how to navigate theioned Theatre and MediaIndustries.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

At edXNimisha Asthagiri, Nimisha Asthagiri is currently the Sr. Architect and Developer. Nimisha Asthagiri is responsible for end-to-end software product development and deployment. They are also responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining the product's infrastructure. Nimisha Asthagiri is also responsible for security reviews and working extensively with various development leads to ensure secure implementation of their features. Nimisha AsthagiriCollaborated extensively with the UI team to design and develop (patented) user-friendly always-on security features throughout the product-base. Development: C++, ATL/COM; Platform: Windows NT, Windows 98. Senior Research Engineer - Web and Security Technologies at Open Software Foundation (later known as The Open Group Research Institute) from September 1997 to August 1998 (1 year). One of the principal engineers of a widely distributable, commercially available, embeddable, Java- compliant Virtual Machine. Design and implemented support for dynamic class loading and the algorithm for class garbage collection. Designed and implemented support for variable display in the VM debugger. Advisor for the design and implementation of Java Reflection support. Tested extensively and corrected the implementation of the Java Native Interface. Language: C++; Java; Platform: HP-UX. One of the principal authors of an approved DARPA research proposal on policy enforcement for mobile code. Research Assistant - Advanced Network Architecture at MIT from September 1996 to May 1997 (9 months) in Cambridge, MA. • Investigated a safe mechanism for placing more flexible policies on Java applets. • Designed and implemented a parser for a simple constraint language with which users canSpecify history-based policies on applets. Also introduced a feature for dynamically labeling applets according to their past actions. • Presented a scenario of a time-delayed storage channel that is introduced with history-based conditional accesses. • Designed and implemented logging facilities for storing applet accesses to system resources. • Language: Java; Platform: Solaris. Teaching Assistant - Laboratory in Software Engineering (6.170) at MIT from September 1996 to December 1996 (4 months) in Cambridge, MA. • Taught object-oriented concepts and techniques relevant to the production of scalable, extensible, and reliable software systems.