2012
An IBM Master Inventor and my first manager wrote public recommendations; my patent application was published and a second disclosure went out on IP.com.
In numbers
- 3LinkedIn recommendations
- 1patent application published
- 1IP.com disclosure
What mattered most
- 01
My first manager on leadership shown early
My first manager at IBM wrote that I got involved in project initiatives and mentoring interns very early, which showed leadership.
- 02
An IBM Master Inventor on my stretch assignments
An IBM Master Inventor wrote that I drove the org-level hackday with universities in South India, a popular program across IBM's labs.
What people said
“He had, in a very early stage of his career started getting involved in the project initiatives, mentoring interns and other technical vitality activities, which showed his leadership capabilities.”
By month
Also in 2012
- October 2012Published the IP.com disclosure "Gesture based human identification protocol"Credential
- June 2012LinkedIn recommendation from an IBM teammateRecognition
- June 2012US patent application "Determining and conveying user availability" published (US20120150789A1)Credential
- 2012Advisory council member for India Software Labs Hackday XProgram
- 2012Poster at the Regional Technical Exchange 2012Talk
