Coop position available Winter 2019 with Prof Semih Salihoglu

Coop position available Winter 2019 with Prof Semih Salihoglu.

Title: Finding maximally connected callers in phone networks

Description: We are looking for a co-op student for the Winter 2019 term to work on a project to find all maximal cliques continuously in a dynamic phone call network of a telecommunications company. In other words, the problem we will be solving is to find all "maximal" sets of phones that are calling each other as new calls are being made in a network of phones. The work will be based on applying the techniques developed by a recent MMath graduate of Prof. Semih Salihoglu (thesis here: https://uwspace.uwaterloo.ca/handle/10012/14051) to a real-world problem of a customer of Huawei. The responsibilities will involve understanding the techniques developed in the thesis and implementing a specialized version of those techniques to undirected graphs. The final product will be a proof-of-concept tool that hopefully will be significantly faster than what Huawei currently has. You will be working closely with Prof. Semih Salihoglu and attend meetings with our Huawei collaborators.

If you are interested: Please contact Semih Salihoglu (semih.salihoglu@uwaterloo.ca) with a CV and transcript.

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