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	#REDIRECT ]~~The Word Emmanuel means "God with us"~~		#REDIRECT ]

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	Emmanuel Sarella is currently doing his Masters in Computer Science from Rochester Institute of Technology and also holds bachelors in Comp Sci from J.N.T.U Hyderabad in India. He has done projects in:
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	E-Banking system: A java based e-banking application implementing security principles.
	Checkers Game: Developed an online multiplayer checkers game using java.

	He is a man with awesome skills in the following fields of expertise
	• Web Development: HTML, PHP, JavaScript
	• Database Management: MySQL, Oracle, MS SqlServer 2005
	• Software: Dreamweaver, Photoshop, IBM Websphere, MS Office, Weblogic,
	Eclipse
	• Languages: Java, J2ME, BREW, C++, C, HTML, VB6.
	• Operating systems: UNIX, Linux, Windows 95/98/ME/NT/XP.

	Another feather on his cap includes his work experience in

	Leapstone India 09/04 – 01/05
	Software Engineer (co-op)
	• Developed an application which integrates ERP with mobile phones.
	• Developed using the J2ME platform with SAP and oracle apps.

	Teleparadigm India 08/05 – 10/05
	Web Developer (co-op)
	• Designed, developed and tested a dynamic content provision for mobile phones.
	• Designed and developed using Brew and J2ME.

	He is currently working as a Strategic Developer at Thomson West, Rochester, NY (USA) on a Co-op

	A man of few words but of profound thoughts. He is ingenious and witty by nature, a good chef and a lovable person. That’s Emmanuel for me. The sparkling sight of his temperament reflects through his Smile and Sense of humor. I define him as
	E- Enchanting
	M- Mesmerizing
	M- My Mentor
	A- Attractive and Appealing
	N- Neat
	U- Unique
	E- Enigmatic
	L- Lovable
	In short he is simply adorable and irresistible.

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