Background
Potter, Cameron Wallace was born on July 3, 1980 in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. Son of Donald Wallace and Jasmine Ann Potter.
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Cameron Wallace Potter
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Bachelor with honors in Engineering, University Tasmania, Australia, 2002. Doctor of Philosophy, University Tasmania, Australia, 2006.
Career
Technology officer Hydro Tasmania, Hobart, 1999—2002. Laboratory supervisor, tutor intelligent system University Tasmania, 2003—2005, laboratory supervisor, tutor digital communications system, 2003—2005. Power prediction engineer 3TIER Environmental Forecast Group, Seattle, since 2006.
Conference secretary, media officer Australian University Power Engineering Conference, Hobart, 2005. Conference secretary, media officer, webmaster Artificial Intelligence Science, Technology, Hobart, 2004.
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Regional representative, vice president, academic officer, secretary Golden Key International Honour Society, Hobart Chapter, 2000—2004. Ambassador University Tasmania, 2003—2005. Young scientist Department Education, Science, Training, 2004—2005.
Postgraduate studies council member University Tasmania Union. Volunteer umpire; Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Institute Engineers Australia, Golden Key International Honour Society (life. Regional representative, vice president, academic officer, secretary 2000-2004).
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Australian Papua New Guinean
Education
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2002
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1999 - 2002
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Named Keynote Presenter, Golden Key International Honour Society, Asia-Pacific Conference, 2003. Recipient Alan Burn prize, University Tasmania, School Engineering, 2002, Board Postgraduate Studies award, University Tasmania, 2003-2006, Australian Postgraduate award, Department Education, Science, Training, 2003-2006. Grantee, Hydro Tasmania, 2003-2006. Undergraduate scholarship, University Tasmania, 1999-2002, AUPEC Travel grant, Australian Committee Power Engineering, 2002-2004.Named Keynote Presenter, Golden Key International Honour Society, Asia-Pacific Conference, 2003. Recipient Alan Burn prize, University Tasmania, School Engineering, 2002, Board Postgraduate Studies award, University Tasmania, 2003-2006, Australian Postgraduate award, Department Education, Science, Training, 2003-2006. Grantee, Hydro Tasmania, 2003-2006.
Undergraduate scholarship, University Tasmania, 1999-2002, AUPEC Travel grant, Australian Committee Power Engineering, 2002-2004.