Mohit Chamania
Mohit Chamania
Site Reliability Engineer,
Google Germany
Email: mchamania [at] google [dot] com
I am currently working as a Site Reliability Engineer at Google Germany, focusing on the efficiency and reliability aspects of resource management within Google's datacenters. Previously, I spent 12 years working on the control and optimization of multi-layer networks, both in academia during my PhD and as a software engineer at ADVA Optical Networking.

Affiliations

June 2020 - Present
SWE-SRE at Google Germany focusing on Resource Management.
Feb 2014 - May 2020
Research engineer at ADVA Optical Networking.
Feb 2008 - Dec 2013
Scientific Research staff member at IDA, TU Braunschweig.

Personal Projects

Linear Programming Framework

A Java/Kotlin framework providing a unified API for modeling mixed-integer linear programs. It abstracts the complexity of different solvers, allowing models to be defined once and solved using various backends including Gurobi, CPLEX, GLPK, SCIP, HIGHS, ojAlgo, and Mosek. The project includes modules for API definition, solver interfaces, file I/O, and native bindings via the Java Foreign Function and Memory (FFM) API.

Past Research

Full Publication List

In-flight Encryption

Focused on defining technology-agnostic requirements and provisioning abstractions for multi-layer in-flight encryption to secure communication between trusted endpoints.

IP Optical Integration

Investigated using dynamic optical circuits to alleviate IP network overload. Proposed 'Optical Bypass' to introduce optical paths with minimal impact on IP routing. Contributed to multi-layer orchestration architectures in multiple EU Projects.

Path Computation Element

Designed and developed the first open source PCE implementation and contributed to multi-layer PCE architectures for constrained path computation.

Past Research Projects

  • SENDATE Secure Datacenter Interconnects
  • ACINO Application-centric IP/Optical Network Orchestration
  • ONE Towards Automated Interactions between the Internet and the Carrier-Grade Management Ecosystems (EU STREP)
  • X10 Media Composer (IBM Innovation Award)
  • 100 GET 100 Gb/s Carrier-grade Ethernet (awarded by BMBF)