Skills
Programming languages: ANSI C (4 years. Used in: PhD, MSc,
Associate Lecturer), C++ (3 years. Used in: PhD, Associate Lecturer),
Visual Basic (3 years. Used in: Associate Lecturer, freelance),
Borland Pascal (2 years. Used in: MSc, BSc), Unix Shell Script
(3 years. Used in: PhD), Java (2 year. Used in: Research Associate,
Associate Lecturer), HTML (2 years. Used in: hobby, freelance)
Operating Systems: UNIX (3.5 years: Irix, linux, FreeBSD, etc.
Used in: PhD, Associate Lecturer), MS-DOS (8 years. Used in: MSc,
BSc, freelance), Windows 3.11/95/98/NT (8 years. Used in: PhD,
MSc, BSc, Associate Lecturer, freelance)
Platforms: Silicon Graphics, PC, DEC, Apple MAC, IBM and Toshiba laptops
Hardware: 8 years of building, fixing, upgrading PC platforms and
other electronic devices such as customised I/O PC cards; other platforms,
including portable technology, logic circuit design (freelance, part time
and volunteer).
Languages: Ukrainian(native), Russian(native), English(fluent).
Good reading and understanding of: Belorussian, Polish, Bulgarian.
Education
1998-2002, PhD Major in Computational Physics (gained 4 September 2003), supervisor Dr.
Doug J. Cleaver, Materials
Research Insitute, Sheffield Hallam
University (UK)
1997-1998, Specialist Degree (MSc) Major in Physics (Photonics),
Kyiv Shevchenko University, Department
of Physics (Ukraine)
1993-1997, BSc Major in Physics, Kyiv
Shevchenko University, Department
of Physics (Ukraine)
1990-1993, Degree of Engineer, specialty - Control Systems and
Automatics, Ternopil Technical School (Ukraine)
Additional Cources
Teaching in Higher Education (Level 3, obtained from Sheffield hallam
University, 2001)
Java 1.4 Progammer Course (by Sun Microsystems, 2003)
Enterpreneurship (by Strathclyde University, starting October 2004)
Experience:
Aug.2003 - Dec.2004 Research Assistant (DCS, GU)
Grid parallelisation of stereographic algorythms. Development of a parallel
architecture (in form of Java API) with the abstraction loosely based
on π-calculus process algebra (Jπ
or JPie Interface). The interface is then used to execute concurenty
3D matching and model building algorythms that can make use of Jπ's
dynamic workflow capabilities. The interface can also be used as a general
framework for parallelizable code with the dynamic workflow (the
open source software will be released by the end of the project in Dec.2004).
Nov.1998 - present PhD Research Student. Simulation of Liquid Crystals
(LC) (M.R.I., S.H.U.).
Computer modelling of LC exploiting various lattice models (Ising, Lebwohl-Lasher).
Work involved numerical and statistical programming in C/C++ and shell-scripting
in Unix environments. Developed numerous complex algorithms in ANSI C. Developed
number of codes for Monte Carlo simulation of the investigated systems.
Software used: Origin, Matlab, Excel, Cerius2, etc.
Sep.1999 - present Associate Lecturer (S.H.U.).
Courses taught:
· Software Development (concepts and methods, prototyping, MS-VisualBasic,
etc.)
· UNIX and GUI (unix concept, unix commands, shell scripting)
· Software Engineering (includ. C++ (Borland, MS), pseudo-code, diagrams,
etc.)
· Object Oriented Programming Using Java (web applets, stand alone programs).
Sep.1997 - Nov.1998 Experimental Physicist. Optoelectronics of Liquid
Crystals, Light Scattering, Photoinduced Effects, Photonics (Institute
of Physics of NAS of Ukraine). Responsible for conducting experiments.
Work involved assembling experimental setup, building hardware and software
interface to connect PC with measurement equipment. Systems Investigated:
(1) Polymer Dispersed LC, Electro-optical response, photo-polymerisation,
light scattering, LC-droplet distribution and its effect on scattering,
etc. Analysis of the image of liquid crystal cell obtained from the microscope.
(2) Weakly twisted chiral nematic LC. Photo-induced reorientation of the
director by depolarised UV-laser. The change of the director of LC was measured
as a change of direction of the polarisation on the output of guide laser
(He-Ne).
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