.aspell.en.pws

@@ -1,72 +1,69 @@
-personal_ws-1.1 en 71 
+personal_ws-1.1 en 68 
 AAAAA
-Ansible
+RaspberryPi
-AnthillPro
+Grantham
-AppStream
-Atlassian
-Calify
-ChatOps
-Cloudformation
-Cloudreach
-Cloudreach's
-Cloudwatch
-CodeDeploy
-Cognito
-Config
 DevOps
+TheMajority
+canham
+statefull
+Jinja
 ElastiCache
-FastTrack
+Atlassian
+Lamda
+backends
+unmanaged
+Subreddit
+subreddit
+Config
+orchestrator
 Github
 Gitlab
-Grantham
-Heymarket
-Jinja
-JuanCanham
-Kaseya
-Kaseya's
-Kubernetes
-Lamda
-LinkedIn
-Milkround
-Monit
-Mopidy
-MusicBox
-Musicbox
-NBIM's
-Norges
-OAuth
-Powershell
-RaspberryPi
 Rekognition
-Serverless
+Calify
-Subreddit
+Cloudwatch
-Supporttree
+JuanCanham
-SysOps
-SystemD
-Terraform
-TheMajority
-backends
-canham
-countryCode
-datacentre
-endDate
-frontend
-hackathon
-hackathons
-knowledgebase
-natively
-orchestrator
-piRobotWars
-prototyped
 pythonic
+Cloudreach
+Serverless
 serverless
-skunkworks
+countryCode
-startDate
+SysOps
-statefull
+Powershell
+Monit
+Kaseya's
+endDate
 studyType
-subreddit
+Cloudreach's
-subskills
+FastTrack
-unmanaged
+piRobotWars
-virtualised
+Cloudformation
-webapp
+frontend
+knowledgebase
+Supporttree
 whitepapers
+prototyped
+datacentre
+skunkworks
+Milkround
+virtualised
+Heymarket
+Mopidy
+CodeDeploy
+Kaseya
+subskills
+hackathons
+ChatOps
+AppStream
+SystemD
+Musicbox
+MusicBox
+Norges
+AnthillPro
+hackathon
+LinkedIn
+NBIM's
+natively
+startDate
+Kubernetes
+Terraform
+Ansible

.gitignore

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
 node_modules/
 dist/
 *~
-*.bak

.linkcheckerrc

@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-[filtering]
-ignorewarnings=url-whitespace

Makefile

@@ -36,11 +36,10 @@ lint:
 	cfn-lint deploy/cloudformation/*
 
 prepare: clean resume.yaml
-	mkdir -p dist/images/
 	./transform.py
 	./generate_qrcode.py "https://$(SITENAME)" QR
 	cp -r images dist/
-	rm dist/images/*~ || true
+	rm dist/images/*~
 
 validate: prepare
 	 $(hackmyresume) validate dist/resume.json

Resume.md

@@ -4,9 +4,11 @@ Email: cv@juancanham.com
 
 Web: https://cv.juancanham.com
 
-A Cloud Engineer & Developer, with experience at a variety of companies, across a range of technologies
+A Pragmatic Cloud "DevOps" Engineer, with experience at a variety of companies, across a range of technologies
 driving both technological change as well as business focused outcomes.
-Capable of wearing whatever hat is needed for a given job.
+Capable of wearing whatever hat is needed for a given job, primarily working as both:
+* an architect, aligning the technical solutions to the customers requirements
+* a technical lead, both delivering code and guiding/mentoring/supporting teams as required.
 
 
 ## SKILLS
@@ -19,18 +21,11 @@ Capable of wearing whatever hat is needed for a given job.
 
 ## EMPLOYMENT
 
-### *Senior Cloud Engineer*, [DPR consulting](https://www.dpr.co.uk/) (2020-04 — 2021-10)
+### *Open Source Developer*, [Self](https://juancanham.com) (2019-07 — Present)
-
-Full stack developer (including support & infrastructure engineering) for multiple customer facing serverless applications.
-  - Picked up Typescript and React and to deliver front-end improvements
-  - Improved build pipelines, to deliver CI while pushed quality left, by enforcing linting and coverage testing
-  - (Collectively) improved our processes significantly to much better reflect agile best practices
-  - Built and migrated to a multi-account structure with an access account deployed entirely as configuration
-
-### *Open Source Developer*, [Self](https://juancanham.com) (2019-07 — 2020-04)
 
 Spending a few months developing tools to make engineering in the clouds easier. And other assorted tools
-  - Built a tool to view twitter exports
+  - Quickly Built a tool to view twitter exports
+  - Begun work on a module
   - Built a website to highlight the problems with FPTP
   - Built a tool to monitor activity on toxic internet communities
 
@@ -50,7 +45,7 @@ Worked with the leadership team to improve the System Developers role.
 
 ### *Internal hackathons/skunkworks Developer*, [Cloudreach](https://www.cloudreach.com) (2012-02 — 2019-07)
 
-
+While at Cloudreach, worked on various spikes and hackathons
   - Built Automated tanks that used image recognition to move and fire at each other.
   - Built various useful internal tools, that remained in use for years
   - Built a variety of IaC tools, that made deployments easier
@@ -63,7 +58,7 @@ Worked on technical projects on AWS, Google Apps & Salesforce both individually
   - Worked across 3 cloud platforms (Google, AWS, Salesforce)
   - Delivered difficult Google 2 Google migrations on tight deadlines
 
-### *Support Engineer*, [Supporttree](http://supporttree.co.uk) (2010-01 — 2012-02)
+### *Support Engineer*, [Supporttree](https://supporttree.co.uk) (2010-01 — 2012-02)
 
 Full support for small businesses including end user systems, on-premise servers and cloud services.
   - Worked in a user facing role, for a variety of small businesses

generate_qrcode.py

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ from qrcode import QRCode
 
 
 def generate_qrcode(site, filename):
-    """Function to generate QR code wth boarder of 1"""
+    """ Function to generate QR code wth boarder of 1 """
     qrcode = QRCode(border=1)
     qrcode.add_data(site)
     qrcode.make()

requirements.txt

@@ -5,5 +5,3 @@ pylint==2.*
 qrcode==6.*
 yamllint==1.20.*
 image==1.5.28
-yq==2.*
-niet==2.4.*

resume.jrs.json

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 {
   "basics": {
     "name": "Juan Barry Manual Canham",
-    "label": "Cloud Engineer",
+    "label": "Cloud \"DevOps\" Engineer",
-    "summary": "A Cloud Engineer & Developer, with experience at a variety of companies, across a range of technologies\ndriving both technological change as well as business focused outcomes.\nCapable of wearing whatever hat is needed for a given job.\n",
+    "summary": "A Pragmatic Cloud \"DevOps\" Engineer, with experience at a variety of companies, across a range of technologies\ndriving both technological change as well as business focused outcomes.\nCapable of wearing whatever hat is needed for a given job, primarily working as both:\n* an architect, aligning the technical solutions to the customers requirements\n* a technical lead, both delivering code and guiding/mentoring/supporting teams as required.\n",
     "website": "https://cv.juancanham.com",
     "email": "cv@juancanham.com",
     "picture": "images/QR.png",
@@ -30,29 +30,15 @@
     ]
   },
   "work": [
-    {
-      "company": "DPR consulting",
-      "website": "https://www.dpr.co.uk/",
-      "position": "Senior Cloud Engineer",
-      "startDate": "2020-04",
-      "endDate": "2021-10",
-      "summary": "Full stack developer (including support & infrastructure engineering) for multiple customer facing serverless applications.",
-      "highlights": [
-        "Picked up Typescript and React and to deliver front-end improvements",
-        "Improved build pipelines, to deliver CI while pushed quality left, by enforcing linting and coverage testing",
-        "(Collectively) improved our processes significantly to much better reflect agile best practices",
-        "Built and migrated to a multi-account structure with an access account deployed entirely as configuration"
-      ]
-    },
     {
       "company": "Self",
       "website": "https://juancanham.com",
       "position": "Open Source Developer",
       "startDate": "2019-07",
-      "endDate": "2020-04",
       "summary": "Spending a few months developing tools to make engineering in the clouds easier. And other assorted tools",
       "highlights": [
-        "Built a tool to view twitter exports",
+        "Quickly Built a tool to view twitter exports",
+        "Begun work on a module",
         "Built a website to highlight the problems with FPTP",
         "Built a tool to monitor activity on toxic internet communities"
       ]
@@ -89,6 +75,7 @@
       "position": "Internal hackathons/skunkworks Developer",
       "startDate": "2012-02",
       "endDate": "2019-07",
+      "summary": "While at Cloudreach, worked on various spikes and hackathons",
       "highlights": [
         "Built Automated tanks that used image recognition to move and fire at each other.",
         "Built various useful internal tools, that remained in use for years",
@@ -111,7 +98,7 @@
     },
     {
       "company": "Supporttree",
-      "website": "http://supporttree.co.uk",
+      "website": "https://supporttree.co.uk",
       "position": "Support Engineer",
       "startDate": "2010-01",
       "endDate": "2012-02",

resume.yaml

@@ -5,12 +5,15 @@ contact:
   website: https://cv.juancanham.com
 
 info:
-  label: Cloud Engineer
+  label: Cloud "DevOps" Engineer
   image: images/QR.png
   brief: |
-    A Cloud Engineer & Developer, with experience at a variety of companies, across a range of technologies
+    A Pragmatic Cloud "DevOps" Engineer, with experience at a variety of companies, across a range of technologies
     driving both technological change as well as business focused outcomes.
-    Capable of wearing whatever hat is needed for a given job.
+    Capable of wearing whatever hat is needed for a given job, primarily working as both:
+    * an architect, aligning the technical solutions to the customers requirements
+    * a technical lead, both delivering code and guiding/mentoring/supporting teams as required.
+
 location:
   city: London
   county: Greater London
@@ -75,44 +78,23 @@ certifications:
         level: Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist
 
 employment:
-  summary: "10+ years cloud infrastructure experience as developer, engineer, technical lead & architect"
+  summary: "9+ years cloud infrastructure experience as engineer, technical lead & architect"
   history:
-    - employer: DPR consulting
-      url: https://www.dpr.co.uk/
-      technologies: [AWS, Lambda, Typescript, React, Node, OAuth, Cognito, Dynamo, SQL, Cloudformation]
-      position: Senior Cloud Engineer
-      summary: Full stack developer (including support & infrastructure engineering) for multiple customer facing serverless applications.
-      start: 2020-04
-      end: 2021-10
-      highlights:
-        - Picked up Typescript and React and to deliver front-end improvements
-        - Improved build pipelines, to deliver CI while pushed quality left, by enforcing linting and coverage testing
-        - (Collectively) improved our processes significantly to much better reflect agile best practices
-        - Built and migrated to a multi-account structure with an access account deployed entirely as configuration
-      projects:
-        - name: Broker ID
-          url: https://www.brokerid.co.uk/
-          summary: An SSO solution for Mortgage Brokers
-        - name: Broker ID Data
-          url: https://data.brokerid.co.uk
-          summary: Providing information from multiple sources for FCA regulated firms, both via a webapp and in backwards compatible extracts
-        - name: Distribution Hub
-          summary: A service to enable brokers to search and track multiple lender systems mortgage application on
-
     - employer: Self
       url: https://juancanham.com
+      technologies: [Cloud, AWS, GCP, Azure, SSO, Open Source]
       position: Open Source Developer
       summary: Spending a few months developing tools to make engineering in the clouds easier. And other assorted tools
       start: 2019-07
-      end: 2020-04
       highlights:
-        - Built a tool to view twitter exports
+        - Quickly Built a tool to view twitter exports
+        - Begun work on a module
         - Built a website to highlight the problems with FPTP
         - Built a tool to monitor activity on toxic internet communities
       projects:
         - name: Offline Twitter Export Viewer
           summary: Simple tool to view twitter exports offline
-          url: https://gitlab.com/RiotingPacifist/twitter-export-viewer
+          url: https://gitlab.com/RitoingPacifst/offline-twitter-export-viewer
         - name: Generic AWS Saml CLI (WIP)
           summary: Generic SAML tool for AWS, to work with multiple providers and multiple backends using a modular pythonic design.
         - name: TheMajority.uk
@@ -128,7 +110,9 @@ employment:
       url: https://www.cloudreach.com
       description: |
         Worked on customer projects as a Tech Lead/Architect.
-        Managed a team of 3 or 4 engineers within Cloudreach, making sure they got the most out of their role.
+        Managed a team of 3 or 4 engineers within Cloudreach, making sure they got the most out of their role at Cloudreach,
+        aligning the individuals personal development plans both with Cloudreach's goals and their longer term career trajectories.
+        It was particularly rewarding was getting team members of promoted to Tech-lead level.
       start: 2014-03
       end: 2019-07
       keywords: [Leadership, Mentoring, Architect, Tech Lead]
@@ -203,7 +187,8 @@ employment:
       url: https://www.cloudreach.com
       description: |
         Worked with the leadership team to improve the System Developers role.
-        This included both technical tooling and non-technical initiatives.
+        This included both technical tooling and non-technical initiatives, processes, such as training programs,
+        interview processes and the graduate program.
       start: 2016-06
       end: 2019-07
       keywords: [Strategy, Vision, Internal, Personal Development]
@@ -253,10 +238,16 @@ employment:
           technologies: [Slack]
 
     - position: Internal hackathons/skunkworks Developer
+      summary: While at Cloudreach, worked on various spikes and hackathons
       employer: Cloudreach
       url: https://www.cloudreach.com
+      description: |
+        Used various competitions and opportunities to build prototypes to demonstrate feasibility of tools,
+        as they were built over short periods of time, they were not production ready,
+        however they worked and often fed into the approaches used in projects.
       start: 2012-02
       end: 2019-07
+      keywords: [hackathon]
       highlights:
         - Built Automated tanks that used image recognition to move and fire at each other.
         - Built various useful internal tools, that remained in use for years
@@ -340,11 +331,15 @@ employment:
       position: Support Engineer
       summary: Full support for small businesses including end user systems, on-premise servers and cloud services.
       description: |
-        Providing 1st to 3rd line support of Desktops (Windows and OS X) for small businesses.
+        Providing 1st to 3rd line support of Desktops (Windows and OS X),
-        In addition to end-user support, also implemented several projects & pushed for automation whenever possible.
+        Server (physical and virtualised) & Services (in-house and cloud based) for small businesses.
+        In addition to end-user support, also implemented several projects.
+        While the main toolkit for automation was Kaseya's custom DSL, pushed for automation whenever possible,
+        usually making use of either custom code or portable GNU tools.
       start: 2010-01
       end: 2012-02
-      url: http://supporttree.co.uk
+      url: https://supporttree.co.uk
+      keywords: [User Facing]
       technologies: [Windows, OS X, Linux, Networking]
       highlights:
         - Worked in a user facing role, for a variety of small businesses

settings.yaml

@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ generate:
         - darkly
         - superhero
         - cerulean
-    kcv: []
+    kcv:
-    # - flat
+      - flat
-    # - modern
+      - modern
   full:
     plain:
       - node_modules/fresh-theme-elegant
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ links:
     - name: PDF
       url: resume.pdf
     - name: markdown
-      url: https://git.riotingpacifist.net/JuanCanham/juan-canham-resume/src/branch/master/Resume.md
+      url: https://git.juancanham.com/JuanCanham/juan-canham-resume/Resume.md
     - name: yaml
       url: resume.yaml
 
@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ links:
         - Modern
         - superhero
         - cerulean
-        # - kcv-flat
+        - kcv-flat
-        # - kcv-modern
+        - kcv-modern
     - group: formats
       links:
         - name: json

transform.py

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import yaml
 
 # pylint: disable=missing-function-docstring
 def main():
-    with open("resume.yaml", encoding="utf-8") as file:
+    with open("resume.yaml") as file:
         resume = yaml.load(file, Loader=yaml.BaseLoader)
 
     transform_and_write("full", make_full, resume)
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ def main():
 
 def write_file(name, data):
     filename = os.path.join("dist", name + ".json")
-    with open(filename, "w", encoding="utf-8") as file:
+    with open(filename, "w") as file:
         json.dump(data, file)
 
 
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ def make_fresh(data):
 
 
 def make_full(data):
-    with open("settings.yaml", encoding="utf-8") as file:
+    with open("settings.yaml") as file:
         data["settings"] = yaml.load(file, Loader=yaml.BaseLoader)
 
     tags = data.get("tags", [])