Alexander Shilov

Title: Alexander Shilov: Inventor of a Decentralized Job Scheduler

Introduction

Alexander Shilov is an inventor associated with Weatogue, Connecticut. His patent work addresses the challenge of assigning computation jobs across unstable networks of heterogeneous nodes.

Latest Patents

Shilov is credited with 1 patent: “Decentralized Scheduler of Computation Jobs for Unstable Network of Heterogeneous Nodes.” The invention describes a decentralized scheduler that gathers information about connected nodes, including their resource capacity and historical availability. For each queued job, it identifies nodes with suitable resources and evaluates their reliability. It then selects a candidate while accounting for the possibility that a later, more demanding job may arrive during execution and otherwise have to wait.

Career Highlights

Shilov is associated with Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation. His patent reflects work on distributed computing, resource allocation, and scheduling for networks whose nodes may be unreliable or intermittently available.

Collaborations

The available information connects Shilov’s invention with Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation. No additional collaborators are specified in the provided details.

Conclusion

Alexander Shilov’s patent presents a scheduling approach designed to balance node capacity, reliability, and the needs of current and potential future computation jobs in unstable networks.