Ekant Mitra

Experience

Software Design Engineer at MICROSOFT (Jul 2006 - Present)
in Test (contract) Tools Used: Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0, PowerShell 2.0. Windows Azure SDK 1.7, SQL Server 2012. Microsoft Test Manager, System Center 2012 * Project Description: Sharepoint Catalog is a project to provide searching capability to structured and semi-structured shared enterprise data. * Test Infrastructure: I setup the Lab infrastructure for automated testing using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) 2012 and System Center. I defined the TFS workflows for testing our product under Windows Azure Emulator (OneBox) and on Windows azure environment. * Security Testing: Designed and implemented the Security Related Fuzz tests for the service. * Functional Testing: I also wrote functional tests and contributed to the test infrastructure for Data Acquisition portion of Info Catalog. Project: Entity Framework Tools Used: Visual Studio 2010/12, .NET 4.0/4.5. SQL Server 2005, 2008, 2008 R2 and SQL Azure. * Project Description: Entity Framework (EF) is an Object Relation Mapping (ORM) framework for .NET. * Functional Testing: I extended the existing test framework to test Code First (an extension of EF). I further extended the existing tests to test Code first with random (supported) C# Types. I owned testing of all Code First features relating to Conventions, Data-Annotations, Complex Types and Hierarchy. I also extended the framework to test against enum and spatial types, which were added to entity framework for .net 4.5 Project: Data Visualization Tools Used: Visual Studio

Technical Lead of the Development Team at GNU platforms on different Operating Systems. (Feb 2001 - Feb 2001)
This involved changing the Complier options from Solaris to GNU C++ Compiler compliant. It also required changing the C++ to make it ANSI compliant as is required by GNU Compiler. This project gave the flexibility of porting the project to similar * Role: To Provide Sound knowledge of Solaris and Linux Operating Systems, as well as C++ on GNU platform. The Migration also involved integration of a Windows Based MFC Application with the Backend Linux based system.