HARISH HARIKRISHNAN

OBJECTIVE: To obtain a long term challenging position in the IT sector where my sound technical knowledge & skills are fully optimized towards the growth of the organization and self-development. MISSION: To innovate and Develop Software Applications on a high standard. VISION:

Taking technology to the world and invent new techniques.

MY EDUCATION: FRESHER SOFTWARE DEVELOPER (2012) SECONDARY 2006 HIGHER SECONDARY 2008 GRADUATION (ECE) 2012 SRI RAMAKRISHNA MISSION ST.JOSEPHS SCHOOL 84.3% 78.83%

MAAMALLAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

6.7CGPA

MY SKILLS:
OOPS:

Strong knowledge in OOPS concept.

JAVA: Ability to code an entire application on a single hand in java. PROJECTS DONE IN JAVA: Have written logic for solving Sudoku on single hand. Developed a website using java swing controls

JAVA SWING: J2EE:

Shouldering web development using java swing. Learnt j2ee and its applications.

JDBC:

Learnt the concepts of Java database connectivity.

HTML:

Have hands on HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE and CASCADING STYLE SHEETS.

JAVA SCRIPT: NETWORKS: TYPIST:

Learnt to develop dynamic webpages using java script.

Learnt all basic concepts of networks and operating systems. Can type 28 to 30 words in a minute.

AREAS OF INTEREST: Web development Game development Application development.

STRENGTH:

Innovator Coming hard at my mistakes Bending back to complete project on time Strongly believe in self motivation and confidence Team player Work at any environment

HOBBIES:

Learning new software languages and updating knowledge Watching cricket Reading books Coding for an application and developing websites. PROJECT DETAILS: ACADEMIC PROJECT

PROJECT TITLE: Sea algorithm using cam SUMMARY: SEA is a scalable encryption algorithm targeted for small-embedded applications. It was initially designed for software implementations in controllers, smart cards or processors. In this letter, we investigate its performances in recent field-programmable gate array (FPGA) devices using content addressable memory called CAM. Most memory devices store and retrieve data by addressing specific memory locations. The time required to-find an item stored in memory will be reduced considerably if the item can be identified for access by its content rather than by its address. A memory that is accessed in this way is called content-addressable memory .In addition to the performance evaluation, we show that the algorithms scalability can be turned into a fully generic VHDL design, so that any text, key, and bus size can be straightforwardly re-implemented without any modification of the hardware description language, with standard synthesis and implementation tools. PERSONAL DETAILS:
NAME: FATHERS NAME: MOTHERS NAME: MOBILE NO: EMAIL ADDRESS: DATE OF BIRTH: LANGUAGES KNOWN: DECLARATION: HARISH.H HARIKRISHNAN.B GEETHA.H 8526784891,9443241212,9791603384 Darymate13@gmail.com 13-07-1991 TAMIL TELUGU, ENGLISH

belief.

I hereby declare that the details furnished above are true to the best of my knowledge and HARISH.H