Binesh Andrews

File systems and Storage Lab

Stony Brook University

About me

I am a graduate student in the Department of Computer Science at Stony Brook University. I am working at the File Systems and Storage Lab under the guidance of Prof. Erez Zadok since January, 2012. Prior, I worked at Motorola for over 5 years after completing my undergraduate education from National Institute of Technology, Calicut, in 2006. I also completed a graduate certificate course (online) on Computer Networking and Telecommunications from Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, during this time.

Current project @ FSL

kbdb

Industry Experience

Senior Software Engineer @ Motorola (5 years)

Worked with the IP Technology Group to implement a prototype for fast handoff mechanism for Mobile IP in dual-radio systems. Involved in various phases of development of modules including Foreign Agent, Candidate Access Router Discovery (CARD) module, PPP-over-GRE tunneling for Packet Data Serving Node (PDSN), etc.
Worked with the Broadband Services Router(BSR) group to design and develop the BSR64000 CMTS edge router and various modules and functionalities within. Projects broadly covers systems, security and networking.

Projects on Data over Cable Systems Interface Specifications (DOCSIS) implementation on vxWorks and Integrity operating systems
Involved in implementing and supporting DHCP relay agent, DHCP lease query, DOCSIS MAC-domain channel expansion and analysis, etc.
Implemented design artifacts including transactional architecture for distributed dynamic data updates, hierarchical state machines for asynchronous event processing, etc.
Module co-owner of Baseline Privacy Interface (BPI) for security in the cable RF network.
Module owner of the transactional redundancy architecture (for high availability) for BPI.