Peter Goedtkindt

Current

Professor at European University

Past

senior consultant at hbe consulting
IT Director - Trading group at SGFC SA
CRM Integration Specialist at Orange Communications

Senior R&D Engineer at AXS technologies
Project manager technology at Dartfish
Station Scientist DUBBLE beamline at European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
Scientific Fellow at European Commission

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Education

Ecole polytechnique
Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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Industry

Computer Software

Peter Goedtkindt’s Summary

Peter is currently teaching E-Business MBA and graduate courses in Geneva.

Member of the PMI's Swiss Chapter he finished a PMP certification training and is also ITIL certified (service managment).

Previously he worked as a consultant at Pictet private bank, and inside a hedge fund doing R&D on IT and financial subjects.

He was trained as an experimental physicist, after an international career at different large-budget laboratories throughout Europe (CERN, AMOLF, ESRF,...).
He moved to Switzerland in early 1999 and started a second carreer in IT. He participated in several start-ups originating out of the Federal Polytechnic Institute of Lausanne (EPFL).
Later, he joined Orange Communications where he was recognized as the technical reference for the operational and analytical Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Billing domains, including document management, document design, campaign management, retention, direct sales.

Peter is always looking for new challenges, to use his creativity, technical know-how and people management skills.

Suiteable locations: Geneva Lake area.

More formal resumé at :
http://goedtkindt.name/peter/cv/cv-E.pdf

Peter Goedtkindt’s Specialties:

Publications: <http://books.google.com/?q=goedtkindt>

Software: Machine Learning, Support Vector Machines, J2EE, C++, Oracle, Documentum, Financial messaging (Fix protocol). Worked on all stages of the software lifecycle.
Finance: Trading systems (futures, stock)
Science: X-ray technologies, Accelerators, Lasers, Material science.

Peter Goedtkindt’s Experience

Professor

European University

(Educational Institution; Higher Education industry)

2009 — Present (less than a year)

Teaching Graduate and BMA courses on E-Business and E-Commerce, with special detail to technology and security aaspects
senior consultant

hbe consulting

(Financial Services industry)

2008 — 2008 (less than a year)

Domain: Weblogic & Documentum
IT Director - Trading group

SGFC SA

(Privately Held; Financial Services industry)

2006 — 2007 (1 year )

Peter was working in a complex role inside a single-family-office & hedge fund, involving a lot of R&D on IT and financial subjects.

He was in charge of the IT activities supporting the company's trading activities. All with the help of his excellent team of about 8 junior developers and engineers, external consultants and a collaboration with EPFL (Swiss Institute of Technology). His team implemented innovative open source, high frequency trading technologies - see: http://tiny.cc/PGmct
They also implemented machine learning technologies to develop short term trading strategies (equities & futures) and portfolio management (long-short portfolios).
For the computational resources, they installed a local datacenter with blade servers & SAN running ESX infrastructure for high availability and ease of deployment of services.
CRM Integration Specialist

Orange Communications

(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; Telecommunications industry)

March 2002 — March 2006 (4 years 1 month)

At Orange Communications, Peter was recognized as the technical reference for the operational and analytical CRM and billing domains, including document management, campaign management, retention, activation & direct sales.
Senior R&D Engineer

AXS technologies

(Internet industry)

March 2000 — March 2002 (2 years 1 month)

Peter was the lead developer in charge of a small team that build and maintained the Windows and MacOS platforms of an internet image server platform. He was also involved in pre- and post sales support for those platforms and set up the online help website. The Eyespy system is a technical success and was for instance used until 2007 by NOAA's On-Line Chart Viewer
http://ocsdata.ncd.noaa.gov/OnLineViewer
Project manager technology

Dartfish

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Information Technology and Services industry)

1999 — October 1999 (less than a year)

Peter was involved in early prototyping and integration of realtime image merging using broadcast TV equipment, including the data acquisition of camera orientation, lens settings etc. Definition of simulcam's calibration procedures. Preparation of product demo's to potential customers and investors.
Peter participated in the early startup phase of the company then known as Inmotion technologies Ltd. After restructuring, the company changed its name to Dartfish.
Station Scientist DUBBLE beamline

European Synchrotron Radiation Facility

(Government Agency; 501-1000 employees; Research industry)

February 1995 — March 1999 (4 years 2 months)

DUBBLE ( http://www.esrf.fr/exp_facilities/BM26/dubblemain.html ) is the Dutch and Belgian national X-ray user facility.
Peter as a station scientist was a key member of the small project team that initiated, designed and constructed the x-ray beamline and endstations over a 4 year period. Each station scientist had the final responsability of at least one experimental technique. His responsabilities were the Interface diffraction endstation and the proteine diffraction end station. He was involved in the overall optical parameters of the instruments, integrated beam monitoring and various detector systems, including a novel microstrip wide angle detector fully developed inhouse.
Scientific Fellow

European Commission

(Government Agency; 201-500 employees; Research industry)

December 1988 — February 1992 (3 years 3 months)

http://europa.eu.int/idea/bin/dispent.pl?lang=en&entity_id=11122

Peter started working at this reseach facility in the post-Chernobil era, doing exploratory research aiming to convert part of the existing purely nuclear technology so that it would be suiteable for non-nuclear applications. EU funding was obtained and a linear accelerator based pulsed neutron source acquired the ability to become also a transition radiation soft x-ray source, opening new areas of applied research. The technology was validated by a published demonstration of x-ray microlithography down to 200 nm resolution.