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Name	Jonathan Adams Watmough
Email	jonathan.watmough@gmail.com
Website	www.jonathanwatmough.com

Employment September 2004 to Present - Quorum Business Solutions

Title Senior Consultant

Areas of work Gas Pipeline Transaction software. Software analysis and design including UI, batch process, C++ and Microsoft SQL Server and ORACLE query design.

Employment June 1998 to January 2004 - Schlumberger Sugar Land Product Center

Title Senior Software Engineer

Areas of work Drilling database implementation using C++, object oriented techniques. Use of Excel through both OLE Automation and regular MFC OLE libraries. Object database querying techniques such as tree traversal. Performance optimisation. User interface design. Data modeling for new applications. Investigation of new programming techniques such as XP.

Employment August 1997 to May 1998 - Schlumberger IPM Engineering Group (Houston)

Title Project Support Engineer

Areas of work Design, maintenance and worldwide support of Well Engineering Management System. Other support and software design.

Employment June 96 to July 97 - Schlumberger IPM (Aberdeen, UK)

Title Project Support Engineer

Areas of work Software design and implementation of software to help organisations learn from their mistakes. Microsoft Project, Microsoft Office and Microsoft Visual C++ and Visual BASIC. The Well Engineering Management System helps users to build large design documents, utilising stored knowledge from previous iterations of those documents. IT support role looking after Windows and Macintosh users. Included setting up a shared filesystem on SunOS utilising PCNFS for the Windows side and Columbia Appletalk Package (CAP) for the Macintosh side.

Other Experience
I have wide experience with a variety of hardware and software including :

8-bit micros of the mid-late 80's (Apple II, BBC Micro, Speccy).
Early 32-bit PCs such as the Amiga, Archimedes/A440.
An Inmos Transputer Farm including 8 T800 Transputers.
PCs from 386sx upto my current Pentium III 550e.
6502 Assembler, 680x0 Assembler, ARM Assembler.
BASIC, PASCAL, S-Algol and PS-Algol.
Standard ML, Lambda-Calculus.
Saphire DataEase, Microsoft Access, ORACLE.
Occam, Parallel C, Parallel FORTAN.
Java, C++.

Current Interests
As with many computer people who like to stay up with what's happening, I have a wide and constantly varying set of interests. Whats in :

Education
M.Sc. Information Technology (Medical Physics) from Aberdeen University, Scotland.
B.SC. Computational Science from St Andrews University, Scotland.

Employment	September 2004 to Present - Quorum Business Solutions
Title	Senior Consultant
Areas of work	Gas Pipeline Transaction software. Software analysis and design including UI, batch process, C++ and Microsoft SQL Server and ORACLE query design.

Employment	June 1998 to January 2004 - Schlumberger Sugar Land Product Center
Title	Senior Software Engineer
Areas of work	Drilling database implementation using C++, object oriented techniques. Use of Excel through both OLE Automation and regular MFC OLE libraries. Object database querying techniques such as tree traversal. Performance optimisation. User interface design. Data modeling for new applications. Investigation of new programming techniques such as XP.

Employment	August 1997 to May 1998 - Schlumberger IPM Engineering Group (Houston)
Title	Project Support Engineer
Areas of work	Design, maintenance and worldwide support of Well Engineering Management System. Other support and software design.

Employment	June 96 to July 97 - Schlumberger IPM (Aberdeen, UK)
Title	Project Support Engineer
Areas of work	Software design and implementation of software to help organisations learn from their mistakes. Microsoft Project, Microsoft Office and Microsoft Visual C++ and Visual BASIC. The Well Engineering Management System helps users to build large design documents, utilising stored knowledge from previous iterations of those documents. IT support role looking after Windows and Macintosh users. Included setting up a shared filesystem on SunOS utilising PCNFS for the Windows side and Columbia Appletalk Package (CAP) for the Macintosh side.