Manoj Bhat

Manoj Bhat
Manoj Bhat
Born 24 August 1987
Sirsi, Karnataka, India
Residence Pune, India
Education Bachelor of Engineering in Information Science and Engineering from the Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology.
Occupation Researcher, Tata Consultancy Services

Manoj Bhat (popularly known as Manoj) is a Researcher working with Software Engineering R&D department, TCS Innovation Labs - TRDDC,[1] Tata Consultancy Services.[2] His primary area of research is Knowledge Engineering and Ontology Engineering.

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TCS career

He joined TCS in 2009 after completing his Bachelor of Engineering in Information Science and Engineering from the Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology in July 2009.

In his brief career at TRDDC, he has co-authored 3 research papers in the area of Requirements Engineering and Knowledge Engineering.[3][4][5]

Education

Manoj completed his Bachelor of Engineering in Information Science and Engineering from the Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Bangalore, in Karnataka, India in 2009.

Personal life

Manoj lives in Pune, with his friend Syed and Girish.

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