BISWAJEET DASH

• IxNetwork NextGen Protocol Framework Features and Optimization in Middleware and Port CPU.
• Enhanced SendPing functionality for granular control over ping count, payload size, and ping duration, allowing for more customized network testing.
• Enhanced IPv6 support with the addition of Router Advertisement functionality.
• Suppression of automatic generation of IPv6 link-local addresses on ports for more controlled test scenarios.
  Support for custom IPv6 link-local address generation
  Support for IPv4 Duplicate Address Detection in IxNetwork.
• Product Owner for Ipv4/Ipv6/SLAAC implementation and enhancements.
• Enhanced Framework capability to selectively disable network segments in Customer Route Import Configurations for scale without having to modify their configurations.

• Optimization of BGP Flowspec Type 1 Type 2 architecture in port CPU to support 1 billion routes
• Significant contribution in solving of critical customer issues.
• Enhanced support for the Fragmented Virtual Licensing Model, directly contributing to significant increase in sales figures for
  Spirent's virtual portfolio

• Development of solutions for Real Remit Business Unit.

• Performance boost for IPSec configurations with 500k IPs which reduced
  execution time from 50 minutes to a mere 43 seconds
• Managed important across-geo deliveries for tool chain and OS upgrades.

• Enabled Next-Gen IPv6 Connectivity on Symbian^3 Devices
• Provided technical support and development expertise for a wide range of key applications on Symbian^3 devices which were based on our provided libraries. This included enabling MS Mail for Exchange, the QT framework, Nokia Maps, Gstreamer, Telnet, the Cisco VPN client, and the Nokia Browser version 8 (based on webkit 2.0 and QT).

• Developed OpenSource libraries like Libc, Libm, Libpthread, Libdl, and Glib on Symbian OS and benchmarked against Linux, ensuring adherence to industry standards
• Successfully released versions of PIPS/OpenC binaries for Symbian^1 and Symbian^3 on Forum Nokia and the Symbian
  Developer Network.

Commenced my career as part of Symbian OS development team