http://www.slyware.com/ 2026-07-07T16:53:43+02:00 http://www.slyware.com/ http://www.slyware.com/lib/tpl/sidebar/images/favicon.ico text/html 2016-11-10T13:58:57+02:00 simon http://www.slyware.com/doku.php?id=about:career&rev=1478782737&do=diff 2010 – Present: Investment Banking, London, UK I am currently working as a Senior Software Engineer for a large UK Investment Bank, developing various real-time electronic trading systems. My primary focus has been developing algorithmic trading software against European equity exchanges. text/html 2016-11-10T13:46:35+02:00 simon http://www.slyware.com/doku.php?id=about:home&rev=1478781995&do=diff Simon Chudley, currently living and working in the city of London, England. My profession is Software Engineering, where I currently develop real-time electronic trading software for the financial industry. After reading MEng Software Engineering at Southampton University, I moved to London to embark on my career in software development. My career to date has focused on the implementation of real-time, low-latency electronic trading and quote distribution systems. text/html 2015-08-18T18:26:46+02:00 simon http://www.slyware.com/doku.php?id=m1bwt:home&rev=1439915206&do=diff ---------- Welcome to the home of M1BWT - a UK registered amateur radio station - operated by Simon Chudley. These pages are dedicated to my hobby of Ham radio, with details of my station, operations and interests. I've previously been active on HF from my old QTH of North London, England (IO91wn). Located a short distance from the popular Camden Town Market, I ran a modest setup within an inner city environment. text/html 2015-08-18T18:14:15+02:00 simon http://www.slyware.com/doku.php?id=start&rev=1439914455&do=diff Welcome to the personal website of Simon Robert Chudley - a practising Software Engineer working in real-time electronic trading development based in London, UK. Self-Biography Career & Profession Software Products Projects Amateur Radio (M1BWT) Publications & Papers text/html 2013-01-14T16:52:50+02:00 simon http://www.slyware.com/doku.php?id=projects:fiesta&rev=1358178770&do=diff Audio Auxiliary Input Socket If like me you have a Fiesta with a 6000 series CD player but no AUX socket fitted as standard, with a little modification you can easily install the Ford approved socket for under £30. This will give you a 3.5mm input jack allowing connection to the majority of portable music devices such as a mobile phone or iPod etc.