NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Jerome Kerviel, the trader accused of causing record losses at his former employer Societe Generale SA, has moved over to information technology in a new job at French software firm LCA, according to reports. The manager of LCA, Jean-Raymond Lemaire, told Reuters that Kerviel was being trained for a position, but he declined to comment further. In January Societe Generale (FR:013080: news, chart, profile) unveiled losses totaling 4.9 billion euros (about $8 billion), which it blamed on rogue trades conducted by Kerviel, who was a junior derivatives trader. In March, Kerviel was released from prison while judges continued to investigate the case after being jailed on Feb. 8. His trial is pending. The 31-year-old was being investigated on charges including misuse of a computer, falsifying documents and breach of trust. If convicted, he faces up to five years in prison and 375,000 euros in fines. http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...93-07C6-4252-881B-C4E7D249AFAE}&dist=hplatest Cool career....