Mahboob Rahman

Working on LTE projects for Ericsson.

Working as a freelance software tester on assignments in mobile applications and websites. - Planning and execution of functional, system, acceptance, and regression tests - Test automation - defects logging and reports

I worked as a software engineer at the German branch of the world leader in Navigation 'Garmin'. My Duties involve software designing, development (scrum based) in C++ on windows platform, unit testing using Googletest, documentation using Confluence, scrum management using Polarion (and Jira),

The R&D was done in a project on multilingual speech to speech translation system for the French ministry of defence. My duties involved conducting research, tasks related to speech corpuses, implementing NLP/speech recognition algorithms in Python, and system testing of the machine translation system. I was also responsible for communication with the subcontractors within France and abroad regarding solutions, verification and validation of the solutions.

I worked with a renowned auto-mobile brand and was responsible for the deployment of their fault diagnosis system on different dealers locations. Along with that I was also responsible for the complete customer support.

Duties involved involvement in articulating sales strategies at the head office, developing sales market, field advertising, setting up mobile sales points at different locations, selling of the product (mobile sims, recharge vouchers and packages), responding to customer’s queries, and achieving sales goals.

I worked with Ericsson Research Lulea, Sweden as a junior research engineer during my master’s thesis. The project was aimed to investigate, develop, implement, and evaluate a web based 'inbox' containing web telephony voicemails transcriptions.

Adaptive signal processing, Digital signal processors, Digital transmission and Radio communications, Radio communications, Research methodology, Wireless Networks, Wireless personal area networks

ASIC design and FPGA, Computer programming, Circuit theory, Electronics I/II, Microprocessor interfacing, Mobile communication, Solid state electronics, Business Information Systems, Total quality management