Developer at LTS Market Making
Sydney Area, Australia
Developer at LTS Market Making
Sydney Area, Australia
In March 2005, Trent Apted started his PhD at the University of Sydney after working with NICTA for one year as a research engineer on Project Nightingale; a joint research project with the University of Sydney and the Smart Internet CRC. In his PhD work, Trent is exploring the potential of the "tabletop interface" as a platform for formal and informal face-to-face collaboration, multimedia display and exchange, information visualisation and entertainment.
After studies in 2003, Trent was awarded the University Medal and first class Honours in the Bachelor of Computer Science and Technology (Advanced) at the University of Sydney. For his honours thesis he investigated learning techniques for interactive tangible user interfaces, or "Smart Toys", and graduated with the highest fourth-year weighted average mark in the Faculty of Science. While undertaking his degree he did tutoring and gained experience in a range of computer science disciplines including machine learning, knowledge representation, database design, computer security, networking and user interfaces as a result of coursework and research projects while participating in the Science Talented Student Programme.
During the last two years of his undergraduate degree, he published papers in four international conferences and submitted a paper to the International Journal on Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning (special issue on Concepts and Ontologies in WBES), which appeared in 2004. He has since published work in a number of workshops and conferences, as his tabletop research matures.
Solid 5+ Years C/C++ programming, specialising in concurrent, cross-platform and graphics-accelerated solutions
(Financial Services industry)
August 2008 — Present (1 year 5 months)
(Educational Institution; 5001-10,000 employees; Higher Education industry)
March 2005 — July 2008 (3 years 5 months)
(Information Technology and Services industry)
March 2005 — June 2008 (3 years 4 months)
(Computer Software industry)
March 2003 — June 2007 (4 years 4 months)
(Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Research industry)
March 2004 — March 2005 (1 year 1 month)
National ICT Australia (NICTA) was established in 2002. It is a national organisation with five laboratories in four cities: Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra and Brisbane. In my role with the Networks and Pervasive Computing programme, I investigated novel computing interfaces, such as the tabletop interface.
PhD , Computer Science , 2005 — 2008
BCST , Computer Science and Technology , 2000 — 2003
Graduated with 1st Class Honours and the University Medal. Admitted to the Deans Honour Roll 2000, 2001, 2002. Achieved the highest 4th-year average mark in the Faculty of Science for 2003.
Recipient of First Class Honours and the University Medal, for my Bachelors degree at the University of Sydney, 2003