Welcome to Lorne's Online Portfolio. This is a personal site I use to demonstrate some of the
work I have created on my own time, and during my studies at Simon Fraser University.
Inside you'll find a little bit about who I am, and the kind of work I do. Just use the links above to find what
you're looking for. Also, please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments you have.
Time Flies
[Tue May 15, 2012 / 8:17PM]
It's been a busy 5 years since my last post here (the inaccurate title of which, I now have to laugh at). Since then I've left Pivotal, launched Ubiq Visuals, started and finished grad school (M.Sc. thesis, summary video), published a computer graphics paper, and spent the last couple months exploring Fiji, New Zealand and Hawaii.
I'm back in Vancouver and on the job market now, looking for interesting opportunities in computer graphics, artificial intelligence, videogames, etc. Drop me a line if you know of anything.
School's Out Forever
[Wed Jan 17, 2007 / 2:40PM]
Having finished the last year of my degree, I've returned to work full-time at Pivotal - now with the decidedly more agreeable title of "Application Developer". I'll receive my, "BSc Information Tech, Tech BC" officially during the spring convocation ceremony on June 8th, 2007.
Back to School
[Sun Jan 08, 2006 / 2:48PM]
After 8 months, my co-op term at Pivotal has drawn to an end. You can read a brief summary of my time there on the SFU Co-op Community site. In short though, it was a great experience, and one that I would highly recommend to other co-op students.
This semester I'm back at school, and looking forward to finishing off the last year of my degree. Five 4th-year courses should keep me pretty busy.
A Pivotal Moment?
[Tue Apr 26, 2005 / 10:26PM]
It seems that my effort in creating this website has paid off. I've been given an 8 month co-op job at Pivotal! Starting May 2nd, I will be working in their IT department to create email and web-based marketing campaigns. Some work on the corporate website is in the job description too.
I’ve also uploaded a new and improved version of WebCalendar, so be sure to check that out. If there's any interest in it, I'll consider releasing the source.
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