Dr
James Pilgrim MEng
PhD
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jdpilgrim@googlemail.com |
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| Skills
summary |
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| Operating
systems: |
GNU/Linux,
HP-UX, Windows: 95, NT/2000, 98/ME, XP |
Programming
Languages: |
C,
C++, C#, Perl, POSIX shell, Python, Ruby, XSLT, Visual
basic. |
| Other
Languages: |
HTML,
LATEX, XML, UML |
| Packages: |
CVS,
Make, autoconf/automake, MySQL, Generic Office Software,
Emacs, Vi, computer music software. |
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12
years of programming experience in a wide variety of languages
and environments.
Firm understanding of object-oriented programming.
Knowledge of general CGI concepts and web programming techniques.
Some experience with Java, OOPearl, SQL, Scheme, Lisp. |
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| Academic
qualifications |
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PhD
(Power Systems and Artificial Intelligence)
MEng 1st class Hons (Electrical and Communication Engineering,
Bath University) |
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| Employment |
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| 2004
on |
Software
Engineer, The Automation Partnership, Royston, Herts. |
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| 2002
on |
Consultant/software
developer, Seabed Informatics Ltd |
| 2002-04 |
Software
developer, Cmed Technology Ltd, Cambridge
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| 1998
- 2001 |
Math
Tutor, University of Bath |
| 1998 |
Hardware
Engineer, Plymouth Marine Laboratories |
| 1997
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Freelance
Software Developer, Teignbridge Propellers Ltd |
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| Research
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Midi
saxophone interface.
Physical Modelling of musical instruments.
Genetic Algorithms for optimal reactive power compensation
planning on the National Grid system.
Logo recognition. |
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| Publications |
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Thesis
PhD:
(2002)
Genetic Algorithms for optimal reactive power compensation
planning on the National Grid system. University
of Bath
Conference
papers
Pilgrim
J.D., Li F.(2001) Improved Static VAr
Compensator siting on power systems using a GA with variable
string length. GECCO, Las Vegas, Nevada 2000
Pilgrim J.D., Li F.(2000) Genetic Algorithms
with dynamically variable string length for improved SVC siting
on intact and contingent power systems. UPEC, Queen's
University, Belfast, UK, September 2000
Pilgrim J.D., Li F.(1999) SVCs and
SVC siting techniques literature synopsis. UPEC,
University of Leicester, Leicester, UK, September 1999 |
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