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Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

Working on projects related to safety case development for external hazards, particularly seismic, for nuclear (civil and defence) sites for various clients

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

- Developing and leading various multi-year research projects, e.g. TURNkey (£500k for Strathclyde)- Recruiting and managing multiple researchers (PhD students and post-docs) to completion of their projects- Disseminating research results in written (journal articles, conference papers) and oral (webinars, invited talks) formats- Developing, teaching and assessing courses on statistics, probability, and Python programming to around 90 students every year- Leading my department's International Joint Education Programme with Yunnan University, which is expected to lead to 25 new undergraduates joining our BEng programmes every year- Delivering £30k+ of consultancy on flagship engineering projects for external clients every yearThis role is equivalent to an Associate Professor in the USA

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

- Developing competitive proposals for various research agencies for grant funding- Recruiting and managing multiple PhD students to completion of their projects- Disseminating research results in written (journal articles, conference papers) and oral (webinars, invited talks) formats- Developing, teaching and assesssing a course on statistics and probability to around 200 students, both online and on campus, every year- Leading my department's student and staff exchange programme, in which involved around 40 students per year - Delivering £20k+ of consultancy on flagship engineering projects for external clients every yearThis role is equivalent to an Assistant Professor in the USA

Orléans, Centre-Val De Loire, France

- Developing proposals for various research grant funding agencies- Leading multiple internal and external research projects- Leading multiple consultancy projects on seismic hazard assessments for critical infrastructure- Conducting research on seismic risk evaluation- Disseminating results of research in a variety of formats (written, oral) in journal articles and conference presentations

Orléans, Centre-Val De Loire, France

- Developing proposals for various research grant funding agencies- Working within multiple internal and external research projects- Playing a key role in multiple consultancy projects on seismic hazard assessments for critical infrastructure- Conducting research on seismic risk evaluation- Disseminating results of research in a variety of formats (written, oral) in journal articles and conference presentations

Orléans, Centre-Val De Loire, France

- Developing proposals for various research grant funding agencies- Working within multiple internal and external research projects- Playing a key role in multiple consultancy projects on seismic hazard assessments for critical infrastructure- Conducting research on seismic risk evaluation- Disseminating results of research in a variety of formats (written, oral) in journal articles and conference presentations

Orléans, Centre-Val De Loire, France

- Developing proposals for various research grant funding agencies- Working within multiple internal and external research projects- Playing a key role in multiple consultancy projects on seismic hazard assessments for critical infrastructure- Conducting research on seismic risk evaluation- Disseminating results of research in a variety of formats (written, oral) in journal articles and conference presentations

Selfoss, Sudhurland, Iceland

- Co-supervising a PhD student working on partially non-ergodic ground-motion models. - Conducting research on Icelandic strong ground motions and related topics. - Co-supervising two undergraduates working on summer projects about local site effects in Hveragerdi.- Developing and teaching a joint masters course on engineering seismology to 12 students of the University of Iceland and Reykjavik University.On sabbatical leave from BRGM from September 2009 to August 2010 and based in Iceland. Retained role as Visiting Professor at University of Iceland until August 2014.

London, England, United Kingdom

Provided advice on required specifications for a strong-motion tilt meter and velocity meter and developed Fortran tool for event detection for large amounts of seismic data for Güralp Systems Ltd.

London, England, United Kingdom

- Implementing and supporting the Internet-site for European Strong-Motion Data, funded by the 5th Framework Programme of the European Commission. - Developing a CD ROM of strong-motion data for use by practising engineer, funded by the UK's Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. - Undertaking and publishing research to improve ground motion estimations using strong-motion data. - Playing a key role in consultancy projects for British Energy, Güralp Systems Ltd, PEGASOS and Maitreya Project.

Aldermaston, England, United Kingdom

Full-time job during second summer vacation from university. Wrote utility computer programs in Basic and Matlab for seismometer manufacturer as well as help support warehouse database system.

Aldermaston, England, United Kingdom

Full-time position during first summer vacation of university. Wrote utility computer programs in Basic to help test printed circuit boards

Bsc Hons, Mathematics, First Class Honours

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Civil Engineering

Thesis on “A critical reappraisal of some problems in engineering seismology”

Habilitation À Diriger Des Recherches (Hdr, Accreditation To Supervise Research), Geology/Earth Science, General

Thesis on “Estimation of strong ground motions: Aleatory variability and epistemic uncertainties”

Advanced Diploma In French (Diplôme Approfondi De Langue Française), French, C1 ‘Effective Operational Proficiency’ 61%

Postgraduate Diploma, Learning And Teaching In Higher Education