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Self-Introduction

Self-Introduction. Dong (Kevin) Jin Education University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign(UIUC) Aug 2007 – Present PhD Candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering Research Assistant, advised by Prof David M. Nicol

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Self-Introduction

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  1. Self-Introduction Dong (Kevin) Jin Education • University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign(UIUC) Aug 2007 – Present • PhD Candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering • Research Assistant, advised by Prof David M. Nicol • Singapore Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Jul 2001 - May 2005 • B.Eng in Computer Engineering with first class honours (top 5%) • Singapore Ministry of Education Undergraduate Full Scholarship Working Experience Motorola Electronics Pte Ltd, Singapore June 2005 - May 2007 Software Engineer in Embedded Platform and Operation System Department

  2. Developed features of Calling App and Mobile Network Registration App for 3G and GSMcell phones, including Razor06, V2000… Completed five features under CMMI5 Software Development Cycle, including MyFaves for T-Mobile Submitted two patents (Aug 2006) Soft Key Swapping on Demand A Platform for Creating Customized Mobile Phones - DIY Working Experience

  3. Research Interests Network security on large-scaled networks, including Internet, power grid and cellular network Computer system analysis through modeling and simulation Research Project Virtual Power System Testbed (VPST) Real Time Immersive Network Simulation Environment (RINSE) Modeling and Simulation of Power Grid Communication Research

  4. Project I - VPST Utility PowerCo UIUC Lab National Lab Data Aggregator Remote Historian Control Station Network Simulator . . . . . . Visualizer Data Aggregator Virtual Bump-into- the-wire devices RTUs Powerworld Simulator MODBUS/TCP David C. Bergman, Dong Jin, David M. Nicol, and Tim Yardley, “The Virtual Power System Testbed and Inter-Testbed Integration”, in Proc. USENIX Workshop on Cyber Security Experimentation and Test, 2009

  5. Real Time Immersive Network Simulation Environment (RINSE) Other Projects Modeling and Simulation of Power Grid Communication

  6. UIUC Emergency Interpreter (2008 – present) Vice President of McKinley Toastmaster (2008 - 2009) Co-founder of NTU Electronic Sports Club (2004 - 2005) Contract bridge – Hall Champion for 3 years (2001 - 2003) Activities

  7. Thank You

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