Suyash worked in the RF Engineering Department at the T-Mobile Indiana Market Office for the summer of 2018. During this time, Suyash was exposed to many RF Engineering concepts, such as design of cell sites, analysis of system data, and system optimization, via several projects given to him to complete. Suyash worked with several engineers, each of whom had 17 to 21 years RF experience. Suyash learned how to pull cell site performance data, analyze the data, and generate reports. Various tasks for the RF Group include: • Analyzed cell site RTWP and Leakage stats out of acceptable range and emailed morning reports • Periodically identified cell site sectors where one technology saw increased traffic, while the other technologies saw a decreased traffic, and created relevant graphs • Periodically analyzed and sent out a Congested Sectors report • Created a Weekly Performance Goal update report, which included SIP RAN DCR, LTE Leakage, LTE Congested Sectors, Accessibility, Availability, De-Avg SINR, Avg UE Throughput, Soft Drops QTD KPIs • Produce a regular report of cell sites where EPS Bearer Setup Attempts dropped to unusually low values • Analyze and report results of various cell site fixes (cell site resets, parameter changes, and antenna tilt optimization) • Analyzed the performance results of a major Market GSM retune, and emailed graphs showing the relevant KPIs Suyash learned how to use the Asset tool – a database for cell site design and predicting propagation. With this knowledge, he: • Updated various cell sites' database entries with missing technologies • Created coverage plots (GSM, UMTS, and LTE) • Designed a macro coverage solution for a college campus Suyash also learned how to log into 4G cell sites (remotely) and adjust certain parameters by hand: • Renamed RET motors to comply with company standard naming convention • Determine a cell site sectors optimal coverage radius, and then adjust cell site antenna tilts to match desired coverage radius (optimization) • Helped verify that a particular propagation model correctly predicted indoor coverage at a college campus In addition, Suyash learned about the various components to a base station (baseband, sub modules, and radios) and field visited cell sites to check antenna azimuths and mechanical downtilt (he identified two cell sites where antennas had fallen over after a strong storm, and which traffic had drastically decreased), attended a major Market Retail Store sales meeting, and observed DAS configuration and performance at a high-profile motor speedway venue.

Suyash was a part of the Indianapolis RF engineering team as an intern over the summer of 2018. I highly recommend Suyash, who displayed a strong work ethic and professionalism during his time with our team. He is enthusiastic and reliable in completing his assigned work and showed significant ability in quickly learning our network and performance tools. He did a great job at completing multiple tasks that were assigned and submitting them on time. Suyash was always easy to communicate with and had a great working relationship with our team. He provided valuable data analysis and support of our network which helped our team improve the performance. If you need more information regarding Suyash Agrawal, please feel free to contact me through LinkedIn.

Suyash is a highly motivated, insightful friend that consistently set the bar for work ethics and time management. I had the pleasure to work with Suyash through several of our studies at Purdue. His leadership and organizational skills have been invaluable to his fellow classmates. Any employee would be lucky to have Suyash.

Suyash worked in the RF Engineering Department at the T-Mobile Indiana Market Office for the summer of 2018. During this time, Suyash was exposed to many RF Engineering concepts, such as design of cell sites, analysis of system data, and system optimization, via several projects given to him to complete. Suyash worked with several engineers, each of whom had 17 to 21 years RF experience. Suyash learned how to pull cell site performance data, analyze the data, and generate reports. Various tasks for the RF Group include: • Analyzed cell site RTWP and Leakage stats out of acceptable range and emailed morning reports • Periodically identified cell site sectors where one technology saw increased traffic, while the other technologies saw a decreased traffic, and created relevant graphs • Periodically analyzed and sent out a Congested Sectors report • Created a Weekly Performance Goal update report, which included SIP RAN DCR, LTE Leakage, LTE Congested Sectors, Accessibility, Availability, De-Avg SINR, Avg UE Throughput, Soft Drops QTD KPIs • Produce a regular report of cell sites where EPS Bearer Setup Attempts dropped to unusually low values • Analyze and report results of various cell site fixes (cell site resets, parameter changes, and antenna tilt optimization) • Analyzed the performance results of a major Market GSM retune, and emailed graphs showing the relevant KPIs Suyash learned how to use the Asset tool – a database for cell site design and predicting propagation. With this knowledge, he: • Updated various cell sites' database entries with missing technologies • Created coverage plots (GSM, UMTS, and LTE) • Designed a macro coverage solution for a college campus Suyash also learned how to log into 4G cell sites (remotely) and adjust certain parameters by hand: • Renamed RET motors to comply with company standard naming convention • Determine a cell site sectors optimal coverage radius, and then adjust cell site antenna tilts to match desired coverage radius (optimization) • Helped verify that a particular propagation model correctly predicted indoor coverage at a college campus In addition, Suyash learned about the various components to a base station (baseband, sub modules, and radios) and field visited cell sites to check antenna azimuths and mechanical downtilt (he identified two cell sites where antennas had fallen over after a strong storm, and which traffic had drastically decreased), attended a major Market Retail Store sales meeting, and observed DAS configuration and performance at a high-profile motor speedway venue.

Suyash was a part of the Indianapolis RF engineering team as an intern over the summer of 2018. I highly recommend Suyash, who displayed a strong work ethic and professionalism during his time with our team. He is enthusiastic and reliable in completing his assigned work and showed significant ability in quickly learning our network and performance tools. He did a great job at completing multiple tasks that were assigned and submitting them on time. Suyash was always easy to communicate with and had a great working relationship with our team. He provided valuable data analysis and support of our network which helped our team improve the performance. If you need more information regarding Suyash Agrawal, please feel free to contact me through LinkedIn.

Suyash is a highly motivated, insightful friend that consistently set the bar for work ethics and time management. I had the pleasure to work with Suyash through several of our studies at Purdue. His leadership and organizational skills have been invaluable to his fellow classmates. Any employee would be lucky to have Suyash.

Suyash worked in the RF Engineering Department at the T-Mobile Indiana Market Office for the summer of 2018. During this time, Suyash was exposed to many RF Engineering concepts, such as design of cell sites, analysis of system data, and system optimization, via several projects given to him to complete. Suyash worked with several engineers, each of whom had 17 to 21 years RF experience. Suyash learned how to pull cell site performance data, analyze the data, and generate reports. Various tasks for the RF Group include: • Analyzed cell site RTWP and Leakage stats out of acceptable range and emailed morning reports • Periodically identified cell site sectors where one technology saw increased traffic, while the other technologies saw a decreased traffic, and created relevant graphs • Periodically analyzed and sent out a Congested Sectors report • Created a Weekly Performance Goal update report, which included SIP RAN DCR, LTE Leakage, LTE Congested Sectors, Accessibility, Availability, De-Avg SINR, Avg UE Throughput, Soft Drops QTD KPIs • Produce a regular report of cell sites where EPS Bearer Setup Attempts dropped to unusually low values • Analyze and report results of various cell site fixes (cell site resets, parameter changes, and antenna tilt optimization) • Analyzed the performance results of a major Market GSM retune, and emailed graphs showing the relevant KPIs Suyash learned how to use the Asset tool – a database for cell site design and predicting propagation. With this knowledge, he: • Updated various cell sites' database entries with missing technologies • Created coverage plots (GSM, UMTS, and LTE) • Designed a macro coverage solution for a college campus Suyash also learned how to log into 4G cell sites (remotely) and adjust certain parameters by hand: • Renamed RET motors to comply with company standard naming convention • Determine a cell site sectors optimal coverage radius, and then adjust cell site antenna tilts to match desired coverage radius (optimization) • Helped verify that a particular propagation model correctly predicted indoor coverage at a college campus In addition, Suyash learned about the various components to a base station (baseband, sub modules, and radios) and field visited cell sites to check antenna azimuths and mechanical downtilt (he identified two cell sites where antennas had fallen over after a strong storm, and which traffic had drastically decreased), attended a major Market Retail Store sales meeting, and observed DAS configuration and performance at a high-profile motor speedway venue.

Suyash was a part of the Indianapolis RF engineering team as an intern over the summer of 2018. I highly recommend Suyash, who displayed a strong work ethic and professionalism during his time with our team. He is enthusiastic and reliable in completing his assigned work and showed significant ability in quickly learning our network and performance tools. He did a great job at completing multiple tasks that were assigned and submitting them on time. Suyash was always easy to communicate with and had a great working relationship with our team. He provided valuable data analysis and support of our network which helped our team improve the performance. If you need more information regarding Suyash Agrawal, please feel free to contact me through LinkedIn.

Suyash is a highly motivated, insightful friend that consistently set the bar for work ethics and time management. I had the pleasure to work with Suyash through several of our studies at Purdue. His leadership and organizational skills have been invaluable to his fellow classmates. Any employee would be lucky to have Suyash.