Postgraduate PdD Student
Matt Stabeler started a PhD within the Systems Research Group at the Complex and Adaptive Systems Laboratory (CASL), University College Dublin (UCD), in September 2007 under Prof. Paddy Nixon and Dr. Simon Dobson. His scholarship to research complex, adaptive and autonomous sensor networks was awarded by the Irish Research Council For Science, Engineering and Technology (IRCSET) in October 2007.
He graduated with a First Class undergraduate degree; BSc (hons) Internet Computing, from the University of Hull, in June 2006, and went on to work as a Computer Forensics Consultant for Protiviti Ltd in September 2006, before leaving to study at UCD.
Previously Matt has worked in a number of roles, and also ran two small, short term enterprises. (Student Internet Services and Old Town Carnival Week Photography2005, 2006 and 2007)
Web and software developer
I am a keen first class honours graduate of BSc Internet Computing, with skills based in Computer Forensics, Networking, Web Development, Web Technologies and Software Development, trained to work professionally with W3C recommendations and with an appreciation for accessibility guidelines on both team based and solo projects. In september 2007 I finished working as a computer forensics consultant for a risk management company in London, to join University College Dublin as a PhD Student at the Complex and Adaptive Systems Laboratory (CASL).
Objective
My intent is to develop an interesting and varied career that allows me to contribute my skills and experiences in a positive way, allowing myself to progress in both my career and lifestyle. At the same time my objective is to continually learn new technologies and skills to enhance my knowledge and abilities, offering a high level of professionalism to my employers and anyone I work with.
Photography
If you are looking for Old Town Week Photographs, please visit http://photo.mattstabeler.co.uk/