The following fellows attended the IETF 94 meeting in November 2015 in Yokohama, Japan.
Previous Fellows to the IETF
Kennedy Aseda (Kenya)
Paventhan Arumugam (India)
Luiz Juliao Braga Filho (Brazil)
Shubert Alexis Castro Meza (Ecuador)
Shubert Alexis Castro Meza is a Student at the Universidad Nacional de Loja, where he is studying Electronics and Telecoms Engineering. He is very interested in IPv6, radio networks, and security. Shubert is currently working on the design of a wireless public safety network for the security services and first responders in his community. |
John Chand (Fiji)
John Chand is a Senior ISP Engineer at Telecom Fiji Limited, where he is responsible for the delivery of telecommunications services such as ADSL, CDMA, EVDO, and Wi-Fi. He is a regular participant in PACNOG (Pacific Network Operators Group) and PITA (Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association). He is passionate about education and delivering fast and affordable Internet connectivity that promotes commercial and social growth. John is interested in the IPSECME, DANE, WEBSEC, and DPRIVE working groups at the IETF. |
Leandro Melo de Sales (Brazil)
Xiaohong Deng (China)
Patricia Endo (Brazil)
Chetan Harsha (India)
Chetan Harsha is a R&D Engineer at Verizon Labs. In the past, he has been in research and engineering roles at Nokia Siemens and Toshiba Telecoms Research Labs. Chetan holds a MSc in Communication Networks and Signal Processing from University of Bristol (UK) and a Bachelor of Engineering from Visvesvaraya Technological University (India). His work is predominantly in the area of product development, field-testing, and network deployment. He is very interested in the MPTCP working group at the IETF. |
Seun Ojedeji (Nigeria)
Anand Raje (India)
Robinson Rivas (Venezuela)
John Jossimar Tucker Yépez (Ecuador)
John Jossimar Tucker Yépez is a Professor at the Universidad Nacional de Loja (UNL), where he specializes in LAN / WAN routing and switching systems. He also oversees the Innovation Center at UNL. John is involved with CORPECE (Corporación Ecuatoriana de Comercio Electrónico), which is actively promoting e-commerce at the national level in Ecuador. He is responsible for the development of Next Generation Leaders within the ISOC Ecuador Chapter. John has participated in telecoms project for the Navy of Ecuador, Manabi Judiciary, and Petro-Ecuador. |