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Vassilis Theodorakopoulos

Wireless Communications Engineer

30 Richmond Mount, Leeds, West Yorkshire

Tel: 07796 978197 (mobile) 0113 2946608 (home)

Email: vtheodor@ URL: /~vtheodor

Nationality: Greek (EU Citizen. No work permit required)

Personal Profile

My academic experience has given me a thorough grounding in the field of engineering and I have developed a

great interest in the area of wireless communications. My main focus in the recent 5 years has been the design and

analysis of image and video coding, processing, and communication systems. I am familiar with programming and

simulation tools and I enjoy learning new languages and toolsets which I acquire easily. I maintained a high level of

achievement throughout my academic studies and I have a record of scientific publications in peer-reviewed journal

and conferences. I consider myself as a hardworking person, able to adapt to new situations and to work effectively

in team and individual basis.

Key Technical Abilities

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Modelling skills for layered image and video transmission over mobile and wireless networks

Computing and system development with C, Matlab and Python

User of Microsoft / Unix / Linux operating systems

Education

• 2003 – 2007: PHD in Computer Science

School of Informatics, Department of Computing, University of Bradford, Bradford, UK

Research thesis: Multi-priority QAM Transmission System for High Quality Mobile Video Applications. An

experimental comparison of an M-QAM transmission system suitable for video transmission targeted for wireless

networks is presented. The communication system is based in layer coding and unequal error protection to make

the video data robust to channel errors.

Key skills acquired: The philosophy of research, Effective written and oral presentation, Supervision of projects,

Advanced video coding, Wireless communications, etc. (For a full list of publications please visit my web-page)

• 2000 – 2001: MSc in Communications and Real-Time Electronic Systems

School of Engineering, Department of Electronics & Communications, University of Bradford, Bradford, UK

Research thesis: A Signal-Space Simulation for QAM. This Master’s thesis carries out an investigation in a signal

space simulation for a digital communication system for transmission via single AWGN channel and via multipath

Rayleigh fading channel. For the transmission an M-QAM system is considered.

Key skills acquired:

Wireless communications, Image and video processing, Digital Signal Processing, etc.

• 1996 – 2000: BEng in Electronic, Telecommunications & Computer Engineering

School of Engineering, Department of Electronics & Communications, University of Bradford, Bradford, UK

Project Report: Investigation of Techniques for the Reduction of Howl-Round in Public Address Systems. This

project attempts to use various echo cancellation techniques to control the effects of acoustic feedback between an

adjacent microphone and loudspeaker in a public address systems.

Key skills/knowledge acquired: Basics of electronics design, Advanced computer programming, etc.

Professional Experience

Feb 2002 – Jul 2002 :

Research Assistant

School of Informatics, University of Bradford, Bradford, West Yorkshire, U.K.

My key responsibility in this role was to undertake a project on Multi-Priority Mobile Transmission Systems that

involved modelling and simulation analysis of a novel M-QAM transmission system for mobile video applications. I

accomplished this with leading the design and development of the transmission system. This role allowed me to

further develop my project management skills. Responsibilities included the supervision of laboratories, support and

help to a PhD researcher with active project and MSc students.

Jul 1998 – Jul 1999 :

Student Engineer

Department of Development, Pace Micro Communications, Shipley, West Yorkshire, U.K.

During the 12 months in the Development Department I was involved in building and testing development products,

supervising the Pace ISDN and technical check of the imported electrical components. My duties also involved

communicating with suppliers, clients, warehouse staff and the administration office. As a student engineer I was

also working for other departments inside the company and developed the ability to understand the dynamics of a

working environment, learned the aims of a business and how the different functions such as development,

production, sales and marketing all relate.

Jul 1997 – Sep1997 :

Student Engineer (vocational work)

Jul 1996 – Sep1996 : Hellenic Sugar Factory – Factory of Orestiada, Orestiada, 68200, Greece

I had the opportunity to work and be trained in the Technical Support Department in the factory of Orestiada. My

duties included: installing and upgrading the employees PCs, installing a small network inside the factory,

familiarising with the company’s database and central computer administration.

Key Skills