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Graduated from Stony Brook University with MS degree in Computer Science. Currently I am…
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Krishna Sharma hat dies geteiltI remember coming to #ghc18 as a nervous graduate student looking for career opportunities and now as I return with #google in #ghc19 the narrative has been the opposite. Feel super blessed to be surrounded by so many talented #womenintech
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Krishna Sharma hat dies geteiltI remember learning mathematics from my mom as a kid and today I am proud to see her go to Graduate school at Northeastern University #data_science #maths #skyisthelimit #againstallodds #comfortzone #girlsintechKrishna Sharma hat dies geteiltThese are two pictures. On the right is me, as I go back to school at Stony Brook University after a summer at Amazon Web Services (AWS) ( Thanks Mian Khurrum, Dave Wenzlick and Richard Gholston for making it the most amazing summer ever! ). At the center of the left photo is my mother, Sapna Sharma as she starts her school at Northeastern University to pursue her passion in Data Science, finally quitting her job after 26 years ! To everyone who thinks it’s too late to start, my mother not only starts her school today but also became a 42k Marathon runner recently ! Go Mom, your children are proud of you !
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Krishna Sharma gefällt dasKrishna Sharma gefällt dasAfter 10 unforgettable years at Google… I’ve done something that still feels surreal - I left. I joined Google as a software engineer, fueled by a desire to solve hard problems. My journey took me from writing Linux drivers and leading the board bring-up of data center networking switches, to working on accessibility features in Fuchsia OS as an engineer, and eventually becoming the PM lead for Fuchsia on Google Home Hub devices, where I launched Fuchsia OS on the Home Hub Gen2. A few milestones stand out: 1. Engineering Lead for the UTP and Taygeta switches, helping enable Google-scale data flows. 2. Product Manager for Fuchsia OS, where I led its launch on the Google Home Hub Gen2—an amazing end-to-end journey with deeply talented teams. 3. Most recently, helping bring Gemini to Google’s Smart Displays, which cemented my belief in how AI will transform our interaction with technology. Through all of this, from the deepest infrastructure to the most personal home devices, I became obsessed with the friction between our digital conversations and our real-world plans. There's a gap between talking and doing. I left in April—full of gratitude for the amazing collaborators and friends who shaped my journey. And now… The current disruption in AI is a once-in-a-generation shift, and it’s the perfect catalyst to tackle that obsession head-on. Over the past few months, I’ve been heads-down building something new to close that gap. I can’t wait to share what’s next. Follow along for the next chapter and tell me: what’s the boldest leap you’ve taken in your career? 🚀 #Google #AI #Tech #ProductManagement #Startup #Innovation #Founder #CareerTransition
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Krishna Sharma gefällt dasKrishna Sharma gefällt dasI’m the Google SRE who made sure to hand off the pager in the minutes after I got laid off on 2023-01-20. If you’ve worked at Google (or maybe even if you haven’t), you may have heard some version of this story. Here’s what actually happened: Many SRE teams are split across at least two sites in two very different time zones. This ensures 24/7 coverage while avoiding waking people up in the middle of the night to handle a page. Even in the worst outages, people need to hand off the incident and get some sleep. My oncall shift was a full week, from Monday to Sunday, but only from 10 AM to 10 PM each day. So I wasn’t working when the layoff email arrived (a little after 2 AM), and there was no ongoing incident. I just happened to check something on my work phone before I went to bed. And one of my first thoughts was: I’m oncall again in less than 8 hours. I’m not a single point of failure, we have secondaries, but it takes time to find someone to cover a shift and to update the relevant systems. I’d start pinging Sunnyvale people, but they’re all asleep. I’ll just look up a phone number… right, no access to the corp directory anymore. The longer I wait, the harder it’s going to be to contact anyone. So I sent this page: > speckle-svl (at least) needs a new oncaller right now > I've just been laid off, and I've lost all access to the ███████████████ account. I actually don't have a better way to contact anyone before handoff time. It worked. Dublin got the page, and I could finally start to deal with what just happened. Meanwhile, I was going a bit viral inside Google. “When I saw it was you, I thought ‘yep, that’s the most Masover thing ever.’” – Robert Banz “That person has SRE running through their veins!” – anonymous So as long as I’ve got your attention, I’d like to say a bit about how a good SRE organization enables this mindset. I was at Google for eight and a half years. Probably 3-4 years in, I caused at least one major outage – I broke Youtube for half an hour or so. I was the one to write up the postmortem, and the playbook on how to handle that situation next time. Google’s blameless postmortem culture is real, and it matters. I’d built a habit of setting aside any big-picture anxiety and focusing on the problem in front of me. And, your team has your back. If you’re facing a problem bigger than you can handle, you can escalate, deputize, and otherwise get the help you need. Every night, you can hand off the pager and anything that’s still on fire, and sleep well knowing it’s handled. That’s what I did: Work the problem, do the best you can, and trust your team to have your back. It’s 10 PM on Sunday night, 2023-01-22. My shift is over. #opentowork
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Krishna Sharma gefällt dasKrishna Sharma gefällt dasI was 17 years old when I was forced into an arranged marriage. My parents thought they were doing what was best for me. Even though I knew this was NOT what I wanted. I stayed silent... I am an introvert. I didn’t want to make my parents upset. Because I didn’t use my voice… I was sent to Pakistan and married off to a man I did not know. I was away from home (Canada where I was born and raised). I was away from my friends. I felt trapped, I felt alone, and worse of all I felt like this was my fate. Throughout all of this, I had lost my confidence. 2 years later I returned to Canada to visit my family. I decided I was going to graduate from high school. I was going to tell my parents I no longer wanted to be married. It took a lot of guts for me to stand up for myself. I got a lot of backlash from my parents and even worse from the Pakistani community. But… I finally started speaking up. I explained that I was very unhappy. I explained that getting an education was important to me. I explained that I didn’t want to be just a wife, I wanted to be somebody. It took years, but eventually, my parents understood and knew it had been a terrible mistake getting me married at 17. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, I got Divorced. I graduated from high school. I then graduated from university. I became the first woman in my family to get a job. I became the first woman in my family to travel the world. I eventually met and married the man of my dreams. I am now completing my Masters’s degree. I became the first woman in my family to start my own business. Looking back my BIGGEST REGRET was that I didn’t use my voice when I should have. That is why I now help people get over the fear of public speaking so that they can have the confidence to speak too. Because the only way to get what you want in life is to use your voice. #motivation #careers #personaldevelopment #education #publicspeaking
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Krishna Sharma gefällt dasKrishna Sharma gefällt dasWell begun is half done ! With this beautiful thought , I would like to express my gratitude towards Fujitsu Nederland for celebrating our union with such a Warm Welcome !!! I am delighted to share the news that I have joined Fujitsu Nederland , Digital Transformation team ( DXS ) as an RPA Technical Consultant to contribute towards the world of automation and new technologies. Also, huge thanks to Eric van der Toolen for making our first day special at the office ☺️ Looking forward to grow together !! #digitaltransformation #intelligentautomation #rpa #fujitsu #newbeginning #gratitude
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Krishna Sharma gefällt dasKrishna Sharma gefällt dasHi Everyone, I work as a Software Engineer at Salesforce and I completed my Masters in Computer Science from Stony Brook University, New York. I���m willing to schedule 20 minute 1-on-1 Zoom sessions with students and professionals seeking guidance/want to have a chat about Masters in US, Job/Internship Interview Preparations, MS Application Process, SOP/LOR Questions, Entrance Exams(GRE/TOEFL), Education Loan, Resume Review. I did not enroll with any counsellor for my MS application process and will be happy to share my tips. All I request in return is for you to donate at least INR 1000/$15 to an Indian COVID relief charitable organization of your choice. I have curated a link of 25 non-profits you can donate to here - https://lnkd.in/gXyR5Sc. It includes organizations such as Hemkunt Foundation, GiveIndia, Goonj, Concern India Foundation, etc. Share your donation receipt with me here - https://bit.ly/2QGVv1W and I will send you my calendar link. No matter where you're from, whats happening in the largest democracy in the world is a humanitarian crisis. India needs help. Please donate. Inspired by Sneha Viswalingam Aayush Gandhi #TogetherForIndia #fundraisingforacause #mastersabroad #educationloan #highereducation #studyabroad #covidindia #covid19indiahelp #covid19india
Berufserfahrung und Ausbildung
Bescheinigungen und Zertifikate
Ehrenamt
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Volunteer
Gramiksha
– 1 Jahr
Ausbildung
Gramiksha gave me an opportunity to interact with under priveleged children and teach in Govt. schools on weekends and in our leisure time.
Kurse
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Analysis of Algorithms
CSE 548
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Artificial Intelligence
CSE 537
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Big Data Analytics
CSE 545
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Computer Vision
CSE 527
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Machine Learning
CSE-512
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Parallel Programming
CSE-613
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Theory of Databases Systems
CSE-532
Projekte
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Climate Data Analysis
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• Analyzed Global Summary of the month (gsom) dataset to find correlation between deforestation and it's effect on climate.
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Fessenger
Fessenger is a java project (Desktop application) which not only sends Messages but also files occupying upto 2 GB.The sile feature is designed to send files.
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Similar Region Locator
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Found similar regions of Long Island by comparing satellite imagery.
• Implemented Locality Sensitive Hashing, Principal Component Analysis and dimensionality reduction.
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Comment Analyzer
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Comment Analyzer is a classification tool which fetches comments from Youtube video you specify and classifies them into positive, negative and neutral comments. Comment Analyzer can handle inputs of orders upto the order of 6 and has been developed in python3.
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Status Monitoring app
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Projekt anzeigenStatus Monitoring app is an android application for monitoring different websites for updates. This application automates clicks and actions made by a user on a website and stores them. The app repeats all those actions on the users behalf.
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Status Reporting App
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Projekt anzeigenStatus Reporting app is an android application for updating details of different sites on a common server which maintains a database for sites to be repaired and analyses if sites are working properly on the basis of parameters reported by onsite workers.
Prüfungsergebnisse
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GRE
Prüfungsergebnis: 325
Quant - 168, Verbal - 157
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TOEFL
Prüfungsergebnis: 112
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Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE 7 Programmer
Prüfungsergebnis: 92.8%
Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE 7 Programmer
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Senior School Examination (Class-XII)
Prüfungsergebnis: 93.5%
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Secondary School Examination (Class - X)
Prüfungsergebnis: 10 GPA
Sprachen
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Hindi
Muttersprache oder zweisprachig
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English
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