On a contracting basis, extended after an initial 3 month period, spent predominantly upgrading C++ (STL / Boost) exchange gateway trading systems to be MiFID II compliant. All work was undertaken in a Linux environment, making use of tools including Jenkins, JIRA, cmake and git with additional tasks utilising Python and shell scripts.

As a Senior IT Specialist for the Data Warehouse I was engaged in all the technical aspects of converting and
storing trade and market data from front office systems as well as overnight processing including reconciliations,
pricing and extractions for regulatory reporting and other purposes. These tasks made extensive use of C++,
shell scripts, PL/SQL and the Infinity Montage/Fin++ data model/library in a Unix development environment. I
was additionally employed in a parallel project to convert Summit XML trade data directly for capital adequacy
reporting through the use of XSLT and Java and also assisted in a small loan portfolio management project for
calculating economic capital requirements through Monte Carlo simulations under Windows / Visual C++.

As a Senior IT Specialist for the Data Warehouse I was engaged in all the technical aspects of converting and
storing trade and market data from front office systems as well as overnight processing including reconciliations,
pricing and extractions for regulatory reporting and other purposes. These tasks made extensive use of C++,
shell scripts, PL/SQL and the Infinity Montage/Fin++ data model/library in a Unix development environment. I
was additionally employed in a parallel project to convert Summit XML trade data directly for capital adequacy
reporting through the use of XSLT and Java and also assisted in a small loan portfolio management project for
calculating economic capital requirements through Monte Carlo simulations under Windows / Visual C++.

Sole Infinity consultant developer retained from the project outlined below, employed in transferring the Infinity software, knowledge and skills from BG-SYS to Nord/LB, and the maintenance and improvement of the documentation and software.

Infinity Middle Office development consultant. Largely implemented a library to decompose complex swaps (e.g.
amortising, reverse floaters) into simpler equivalents for the purposes of KWG6 reporting, and responsible for
various in-house product extensions to Infinity (e.g. call money, exchange traded bonds). All development
undertaken in C++ on Sun workstations under Solaris, using Infinity Fin++ and Rogue Wave libraries.

Consultant in the Market Price (Value at Risk) Risk Engine development, also involved in the Credit
(Counterparty) Risk Exposure Engine implementation. These projects made full use of the Infinity Fin++ and
Rogue Wave class libraries, and were based upon the Montage data model in Oracle. The work touched upon
many aspects of financial derivatives, including the pricing, sensitivities and risks of such instruments as swaps,
bonds, options, forward rate agreements and futures.

As a contractor in the Telecoms Management Network department, tasks included producing a Motif user
interface for a logging facility, a generic data translation module for converting message types and extensive
code maintenance of their Integrated Management product - all work having been undertaken on Sun
workstations running Solaris.

Employed in a small consultancy with responsibilities in technical support and system administration for several clients with SCO Unix / PC networks.

Employed as Unix Librarian Consultant on a contract basis. Responsible for the organisation and distribution of code, and for the system administration of the development computers - IBM RS/6000's running AIX. Designed, implemented and maintained a text based system for the control of software development written in C / Korn Shell, sed and awk scripts, layered upon RCS.

Taken on as a Senior Software Engineer on a fixed term contract, transferring to become a permanent member of staff in June 1993, working on CATE (Computer Aided Test Engineering) software. In a two-man team, designed and implemented a new X based graphical user aid to programming serial digital activity for telecommunications testing. Made enhancements to such packages as a C-shell and X based front end to SCCS, and the Motif based Test Operating Presentation System (TOPS) environment for HP700s. Produced an X based graphical user interface for matrix switching for Telecoms testing. Unless specified otherwise, all work was conducted in C on Sun SPARCstations using a combination of Xlib and an in-house toolset.

Taken on as a Programmer and subsequently promoted to Software Engineer in June 1990. Worked on developing, porting and maintaining the PC emulation product SoftPC as part of small teams on various workstations under several programming environments including: Sun SPARCstation (UNIX / OpenWindows / SunView) and NeXT (Mach / NeXTStep). The vast majority of coding was undertaken in C and Objective-C. Successfully completed tasks in such areas as DOS network redirection, PC floppy and PC video card emulation.