I live in Melbourne, Australia. You can contact me at: r.eisfelder@gmail.com
Until 2017, I worked for CGI as a Senior Technical Consultant, mostly doing database programing using C, C++ & Python, but also PL/pgSQL , PL/SQL and a bit of T-SQL. In the past I've used Delphi, (Oracle) Pro C, worked with ADO, OPC and OLE DB (Providers) and even Visual Basic! Operating Systems included Windows, Solaris & Linux, and in the distant past also Digital Unix (HP Tru64), IBM's AIX, VMS and RSX-11M.
Until July 1998, I worked for Telstra Multimedia, a wholly owned subsidiary of Telstra Corporation Limited, on IVR, Web Commerce, EDI, Computer Security, Communications Programming, Vidoetex and a heap of other things. Languages included Fortran, Pascal and C. I then worked for MITS, a unit of USC which later became UXC and was then bought by CSC which merged with HPE to form DXC. MITS was sold to Logica in December 2000. Logica and CMG merged at the end of 2002 to become LogicaCMG, which renamed itself back to Logica in early 2008. Logica became part of CGI in August 2012.
In the early 1980s, I worked for the Division of National Mapping on the introduction of their Digital Mapping System, and then porting it from a PDP 11/40 to a Vax 11/750. Languages included Fortran and Assembler for both PDP-11 and VAX.
My interests include bush walking, genealogy and cryptology. Here is a picture of me with Suzie.
Here you can find pictures of Horst Eisfelder, Greta Eisfelder and Kevin Eisfelder.
Pictures by Horst Eisfelder have been printed by "The Age",
"Le
Monde", in
"The Fugu Plan" by Rabbi Marvin Tokayer, "Japanese Nazis and Jews" by
Dr
David Kranzler, "Escape to Shanghai" by James R. Ross and others.
They
have been Exhibited at Bet HaTefusot in Tel Aviv, the Wannsee
Conference
Centre in Berlin, Caulfield Town Hall, the Jewish
Museum
of Australia's 1997-98 Exhibition
"Jews
of
Shanghai," and in 2019 at the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum (in the "White Horse Inn").
"Chinese
Exile",
by Horst Eisfelder was originally published
by Makor Library
and has
been re-published by Avotaynu.
Here is a picture of Miriam, sitting in front of one of Horst's photos of Shanghai exhibited at the Jewish Museum of Australia in 1997. Horst described some of his Shanghai photos at the Jewish Holocaust Centre in Melbourne in 2015.
My distant cousin Robert Eisfelder in Los Angeles.
The home page of
Aaron
Eisfelder
of Illinois
Bart
Eisfelder previously(?) of
Foland, Wickens,
Eisfelder, Roper & Hofer PC,
Kansas City
Missy
Eisfelder
of McHenry County College, Illinois
Elaine
Szymoniak nee Eisfelder (born 24-May-1920,
died 20-May-2009) of Des Moines, Iowa
Dr Michael Eisfelder of Rottweil, Germany
