Work EXPERIENCE
User Interface Designer, Xerox-PARC, Palo Alto, CA, USA (1/97-Present)
•	Key contributor to a work practice research effort that resulted in a Xerox spin-off business on portable reading devices,
•	Led effort to understand readability, portability and mobility issues related to reading from displays,
•	Involved in early conceptualization of embodied user interfaces (EUIs),
•	Developed/implemented prototypes based on EUI concepts (Microsoft Visual Studio C/C++, multithreaded programming, integrating sensors into devices, hardware design and prototyping),
•	Major contributor to a research effort focussed on understanding issues surrounding collaborative work situations,
•	Designing and developing prototypes to enhance collaborative work situations,
•	Led effort in integrating a 1.6Mbps wireless LAN into PARC’s network infrastructure,
•	UI technology advisor for a Xerox multimedia cultural learning center effort,
•	Member of the Corporate Infrastructure Committee looking at streamlining the ‘home-net’.
•	Published 3 papers (2 more expected), filed 9 invention proposals, filed 1 patent (4 more expected),

Researcher, NSERC, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada (5/95-9/96)
•	Key member in defining the concept of the Audio Video Server Attendant (AVSA),
•	Designed and implemented the user interface for the AVSA (Windows-Visual C and UNIX-Tk/Tcl),
•	Designed and implemented the communication system (TCP/IP, Winsock API) for the AVSA,
•	Investigated, purchased and integrated various software/hardware (speech recognizers, video cards, network cards, workstations, etc.) for the AVSA,
•	Used usability inspection method to iterate on and improve the AVSA system,
•	Supervised/managed team of students.

Internship/Co-op Summary:
•	Nortel Technologies Inc., Systems Analyst, Ottawa, Canada (1/93 - 8/93)
•	University of New Brunswick, Research Assistant, Faculty of Computer Science, (5/92 - 8/92)
•	IBM Canada Ltd., Marketing Assistant, Financial Services Sector, Toronto, Ont. (9/91-12/91)
•	IBM Canada Ltd., Programmer/Analyst, Advanced Technology Center, Toronto, Ont. (1/91-5/91)
•	Department of Supply and Services, Programmer/Analyst, New Brunswick, Canada (5/90-8/90)
•	Department of Finance, Account Assistant, New Brunswick, Canada (5/89-8/89)

Part-time Employment Summary:
•	Teaching Assistant, HCI course (Sept. - Dec. 95, UofT)
•	Tutor, Grade 11-OAC math (Sept. - Apr. 95, T.I.O.)
•	Course Marker, Math and CS (Sept. - Apr. 94, U.N.B.)
•	Student Consultant, general on-site support (Sept. - Apr. 94, U.N.B.)

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
•	Xerox Corporation Inventor’s Award 1998,
•	Xerox Corporation Excellence in Science and Technology Award 1997,
•	NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council) Research Award 1994-1996,
•	Lieutenant Governor's Silver Medal 1994, highest cumulative GPA in Computer Science,
•	Dean's list 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994,
•	NSERC Summer Research Award 1992,
•	U.N.B. Scholarships 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994,
•	Canada Scholarships 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994,
•	Yellow F for consistent involvement in High School Varsity sports 1986-1989.
PUBLICATIONS
•	“A Comparative Evaluation of Display Technologies for Reading”. Anuj Gujar, Beverly Harrison, Ken Fishkin, To appear in proceedings of HFES’98, Chicago Illinois.
•	“Squeeze Me, Hold Me, Tilt me! An Exploration of Manipulative User Interfaces”. Beverly L. Harrison, Ken Fishkin, Anuj Gujar, Carlos Mochon, Roy Want. CHI’98 Proceedings, Los Angeles, CA.
•	“A Diary Study of Work-Related Reading: Design Implications for Digital Reading Devices”. Annette Adler, Anuj Gujar, Beverly L. Harrison, Kenton O'Hara, Abigail Sellen. CHI’98 Proceedings, Los Angeles, CA.
•	“Talking Your Way Around a Conference”. Anuj Gujar, Shahir Daya, Jeremy Cooperstock, Koichiro Tanikoshi, William Buxton . CASCON’95 CDROM Proceedings, Toronto, ON.

EDUCATION
•	Master of Science (Computer Science), Human Computer Interaction, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario. (1994-1996). Supervised by Professor William Buxton.
•	Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) Co-op, Software Systems Major, First Class Honors, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, N.B. (1989-1994).

Skills and Qualifications
•	Programming languages: C/C++, Tcl/Tk, HTML, Assembler, Modula-2, Fortran, APL, JCL, COBOL, Visual Basic,
•	Operating systems: Windows NT/95, IRIX, DOS, OS/2, MAC/OS, UNIX, MVS/XA,
•	Software: Microsoft Visual Studio, FrameMaker, Metacard, Director, Audio Visual Connection, Storyboard Live, Easel, Freelance Graphics, dBASE, Latex, several spreadsheet applications and word processors.

ACTIVITIES and interests
•	Volunteer (Team Leader) at Peninsula Habitat for Humanity 1997,
•	Volunteer at Castleview & Widgewood home for the aged 1996,
•	Treasurer of Computer Science Graduate Student Society (CSGSS) 1995-96,
•	DGP FBE Treasurer/Administrator 1995-96,
•	Student Volunteer for CHI’95 (International Human Computer Interaction conference),
•	Computer Science Representative for the Graduating Class Committee 1994,
•	Co-Founder/Treasurer of UNICEF Young Ambassador Club in Fredericton 1994,
•	Group Leader of U.N.B. Orientation Committee 1994,
•	Member of U.N.B. Computer Science Association 1993-94,
•	Member of U.N.B. India Association 1992-94, U.T. I.A. 1995,
•	Guitar,
•	Soccer (15 yrs), softball, volleyball, camping, snowboarding, and a number of other sporting activities.