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name: Juan Barry Manual Canham
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contact:
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email: "cv@juancanham.com"
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website: https://cv.juancanham.com
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info:
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label: Cloud Engineer
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image: images/QR.png
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brief: |
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A Cloud Engineer & Developer, with experience at a variety of companies, across a range of technologies
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driving both technological change as well as business focused outcomes.
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Capable of wearing whatever hat is needed for a given job.
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location:
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city: Oakland
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county: Alameda
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state: California
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country: United States of America
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region: NA
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countryCode: US
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social:
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- label: Git
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network: Git
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user: jc
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url: http://git.juancanham.com/
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- label: LinkedIn
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network: LinkedIn
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user: juan-canham-aa005a51
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url: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juan-canham-aa005a51/
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- label: Github
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network: Github
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user: JuanCanham
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url: https://github.com/juancanham
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certifications:
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- organization: AWS
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certificates:
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- name: Solutions Architect
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level: Professional
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logo: AWS-Solutions-Architect-Pro.png
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- name: DevOps
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level: Professional
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logo: AWS-DevOps-Pro.png
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- name: Solutions Architect
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level: Associate
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logo: AWS-Solutions-Architect-Associate.png
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- name: SysOps Administrator
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level: Associate
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logo: AWS-Sysops-Associate.png
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- name: Developer
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level: Associate
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logo: AWS-Developer-Associate.png
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- organization: Google
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certificates:
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- name: Cloud Architect
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level: Professional
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logo: GCP-Cloud-Architect-Pro.png
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- name: Data Engineer
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level: Professional
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logo: GCP-Data-Engineer-Pro.png
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- name: Google Apps Deployment Specialist
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- organization: Linux Professional Institute
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certificates:
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- name: LPCI-1
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logo: LPCI-1.png
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- organization: Salesforce
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certificates:
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- name: Force.com Developer
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logo: Salesforce-Platform-Developer.png
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- name: Administrator
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logo: Salesforce-administrator.png
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- organization: Microsoft
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certificates:
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- name: Windows 7, Configuration
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level: Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist
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employment:
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summary: "10+ years cloud infrastructure experience as developer, engineer, technical lead & architect"
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history:
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- employer: Self
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url: https://juancanham.com
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position: Open Source Developer
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summary: Spending a few months developing tools to make engineering in the clouds easier. And other assorted tools
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start: 2019-07
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highlights:
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- Built a mobile app to showcase user sourced data, using Flutter and Dart
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- Contributed to existing open source projects such as Gpodder and Gpodder.net
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- Built a tool to view twitter exports
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- Built a website to highlight the problems with FPTP
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- Built a tool to monitor activity on toxic internet communities
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projects:
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- name: Mobile location based-app
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summary: Mobile app built on Flutter/Dart. With the backend on GCP (Firebase & Storage)
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description: |
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Built a prototype app for a customer.
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Mobile app built on Flutter/Dart with support for Android & iOS, but only built on Android for now.
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The app combined camera & location data, with a combination of authoritative and user submitted data to inform users about
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the venues which the app supported.
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The backend was provided by GCP, entirely storage based for scale & cost purposes, using Firebase for authentication.
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While the project is currently still a prototype, the front & backend are functional.
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technologies: [Android, Flutter, Dart, GCP]
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- name: Gpodder & Gpodder.net updates
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summary: Contribute bug fixes & features to Gpodder & Gpodder.net
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url: https://gpodder.net
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technologies: [Python, GTK, Django]
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- name: Offline Twitter Export Viewer
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summary: Simple tool to view twitter exports offline
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url: https://gitlab.com/RiotingPacifist/twitter-export-viewer
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- name: Generic AWS Saml CLI (WIP)
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summary: Generic SAML tool for AWS, to work with multiple providers and multiple backends using a modular pythonic design.
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- name: TheMajority.uk
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summary: Website generator combining markdown, Jinja & yaml. Also a website about proportional representation
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url: https://gitlab.com/TheMajority/themajority.uk
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- name: Subreddit Monitor
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summary: Serverless Python bot, to monitor subreddit activity for cross-posts and notify users
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- position: Volunteer & Volunteer Coordinator
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summary: Volunteering at various organizations, including coordinating volunteers and donated resources.
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start: 2022-01
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- employer: DPR consulting
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url: https://www.dpr.co.uk/
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technologies: [AWS, Lambda, Typescript, React, Node, OAuth, Cognito, Dynamo, SQL, Cloudformation]
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position: Senior Cloud Engineer
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summary: Full stack developer (including support & infrastructure engineering) for multiple customer facing serverless applications.
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start: 2020-04
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end: 2021-10
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highlights:
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- Picked up Typescript and React and to deliver front-end improvements
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- Improved build pipelines, to deliver CI while pushed quality left, by enforcing linting and coverage testing
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- (Collectively) improved our processes significantly to much better reflect agile best practices
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- Built and migrated to a multi-account structure with an access account deployed entirely as configuration
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projects:
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- name: Broker ID
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url: https://www.brokerid.co.uk/
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summary: An SSO solution for Mortgage Brokers
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- name: Broker ID Data
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url: https://data.brokerid.co.uk
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summary: Providing information from multiple sources for FCA regulated firms, both via a webapp and in backwards compatible extracts
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- name: Distribution Hub
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summary: A service to enable brokers to search and track multiple lender systems mortgage application on
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- position: Cloud Systems Developer Lead
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summary: Worked on customer projects as a Lead/Architect and mentored a small team.
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employer: Cloudreach
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url: https://www.cloudreach.com
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description: |
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Worked on customer projects as a Tech Lead/Architect.
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Managed a team of 3 or 4 engineers within Cloudreach, making sure they got the most out of their role.
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start: 2014-03
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end: 2019-07
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keywords: [Leadership, Mentoring, Architect, Tech Lead]
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highlights:
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- Architect on several Enterprise engagement, at companies such as NBIM, BP, News UK, etc.
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- Delivered both the architecture and implementation on multiple Cloud Access models
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- Managed a team for 4 engineers, helping them get the most out of working for Cloudreach
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- Helped run a city government hackathon (TFL)
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projects:
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- name: Cloud Migration
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customer: Norges Bank Investment Management
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summary: Formed part of the CCOE supporting NBIM's datacentre exit onto immutable infrastructure in AWS
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description: |
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NBIM had an aggressive migration strategy, based on a standardized pipeline approach in order to
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re-platform 150 applications into immutably deployed services within 8 months.
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As part of the CCOE, helped build and maintain the pipeline (Cloudformation, Ansible, Packer, Jinja,
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Powershell) in order to achieve this.
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As well as support teams migrating applications, migrate applications and ensure best practices were
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applied at an account level.
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keywords: [CCOE, Deployment Pipeline, Immutable]
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technologies: [AWS, Packer, Cloudformation, Ansible, Jinja, Python, Windows, Linux]
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- name: AWS CIP
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customer: BP
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summary: Architect for BP's Cloud infrastructure Platform (AWS)
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description: |
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Architect/Tech Lead on the AWS side of BP's Cloud infrastructure Platform (CIP), responsible for
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- Guiding high-level goals
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- Interfacing with other teams and gather requirements at a technical level
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- Aligning high-level & mid-Level architectures
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- RBAC engine in a Multi-Tenanted account
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- Supporting the team and ensure code quality for services and customers
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Transitioned the project from an EC2-focused offering in 1 region, with 4 supported OSes,
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to a managed cloud native datacentre, offering use of 20 AWS services, across 2 regions with 6 supported OSes,
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as well as aligning future visions towards a many-account model.
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keywords: [Strategy, RBAC, Multi-Tenanted, Platform, Shared Services, Landing Zone, Multi-Region]
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technologies: [AWS, IAM, Cloudformation, Windows, Linux, Python]
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- name: Multi Cloud Lab Vending Engine
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customer: Cloudreach
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summary: Replace Long lived Multi-User Labs with an on-demand Multi Cloud Lab Vending Engine
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description: |
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Transformed shared per-cloud lab accounts, into an SSO integrated multi-cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP)
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on-demand vending engine, improving security, while reducing cost and increasing accountability.
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In addition for pushing for the change on the business side, designed the API for integrating with
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the serverless per-cloud solutions,
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implement the central orchestration workflows in Google Apps script (JavaScript),
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Wrote the serverless wrapper (python) that provided the link between AWS's Landing Zone product and the
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orchestrator.
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keywords: [Multi-cloud, Strategy, Portal, Landing Zone, Multi-Account, Serverless, SSO, API Design]
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technologies: [AWS, Azure, GCP, Account Vending Engine, JavaScript, Stateless, Python, Lambda, SAM]
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- name: TFL hackathon
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customer: TFL
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summary: Helped Run and Judge TFL Active Travel Hackathon
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description: |
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Provided expertise for teams making use of AWS while building solutions using TFL, Met Office &
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Ordinance Survey's APIs.
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keywords: [AWS, Hackathon, APIs]
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technologies: [AWS]
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- name: Pearson Governance Framework and Prototype
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customer: Pearson
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summary: Designed and prototyped Pearson's AWS governance strategy
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description: |
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Produced a cloud adoption and governance strategy, to reduce the unmanaged spend across 100+ accounts.
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Provided a design for account structure, access, networking, security, monitoring, cost allocation and deployment.
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Led team building a serverless monitoring and triage framework (similar to cloud guardian/current AWS whitepapers),
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and target account creation and hardening.
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keywords: [Strategy, Multi-Tenanted, Platform, Shared Services, Landing Zone, Serverless]
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technologies: [AWS, Cloudformation, Windows, Linux, Python]
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- position: Role Owner (Cloud Systems Developers)
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summary: Worked with the leadership team to improve the System Developers role.
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employer: Cloudreach
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url: https://www.cloudreach.com
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description: |
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Worked with the leadership team to improve the System Developers role.
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This included both technical tooling and non-technical initiatives.
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start: 2016-06
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end: 2019-07
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keywords: [Strategy, Vision, Internal, Personal Development]
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highlights:
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- Helped Engineers get improve their technical skills though a hands-on training workshop program
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- Trained and mentored multiple sets of graduates
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projects:
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- name: Personal Growth workshops
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summary: Introduced monthly hands-on training workshops.
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description: |
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By using in-house experts, to deliver 1/2 day, regional hands-on, realistic, workshops,
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the program gives engineers a chance to use emerging technologies on realistic use cases, rather than under idea situations.
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For example, it's easy to setup a Kubernetes demo, but most introductions, don't cover dealing with sidecars and statefull containers.
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The workshops also gave experienced team engineers a change to showcase their skills and produce content for our knowledgebase.
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As the workshops were run separately it was also an opportunity for the American and European offices to collaborate
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on training materials, without having to deal with time-zones for the delivery.
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keywords: [Personal Development, Training, Strategy, DevOps]
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- name: Graduate/FastTrack Trainer/coordinator
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summary: Involved in the delivery of 6 Fast Track training programs.
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description: |
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The Graduate/Fast Track program was a 8-10 week training course initially for recent graduates
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and later for anybody keen to retrain and start working in cloud based DevOps.
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Responsible for at least one, two week course on either AWS or infrastructure as code, in every program,
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as the cloud computing progresses rapidly this meant refreshing course materials and delivering,
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a hands-on course to groups of 6-20.
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In addition to delivering the training also worked with the leadership team and managers to ensure
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graduates were placed onto appropriate projects.
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keywords: [Personal Development, Training]
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technologies: [AWS, IaC]
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- name: Interview Process update
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summary: Responsible for refining and updating the interview process
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description: |
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Refined the interview process through two major iterations,
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First standardizing the process across all our European and American offices,
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being more prescriptive in terms of scoring.
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The second introduced somewhat objective scoring criteria, while still giving interviewers enough scope to
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keywords: [Interviews, Metrics]
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- name: Unified Chatroom system & Knowledge base
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summary: Helped establish a company wide unified Chatroom system & Knowledge base.
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description: |
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Standardizing the company on a single chat and knowledge base, made it much easier for new colleagues to get up to
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speed. Most of this was focusing on making the case for unifying the tooling (in this case Slack and Atlassian),
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making sure there was a path forward for all the teams involved that wasn't seen as a regression was important.
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The end result was much more cross-department knowledge sharing, mostly along technical lines,
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however it also helped organize events (both globally and office specific).
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keywords: [ChatOps, Knowledge Sharing]
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technologies: [Slack]
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- position: Internal hackathons/skunkworks Developer
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employer: Cloudreach
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url: https://www.cloudreach.com
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start: 2012-02
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end: 2019-07
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highlights:
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- Built Automated tanks that used image recognition to move and fire at each other.
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- Built various useful internal tools, that remained in use for years
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- Built a variety of IaC tools, that made deployments easier
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- Won a trip to Central America
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- Had project open sourced externally, by somebody that found it useful
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projects:
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- name: piRobotWars
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summary: Automated tanks that used image recognition to move and fire at each other.
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technologies: [Rekognition, RaspberryPi, Soldering, Python, Lambda]
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- name: Calify
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summary: Room booking system, based on Google calendar and android.
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technologies: [Android, Java, Google Apps]
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- name: Cloudformation Supremacy Engine
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summary: Tools to facilitate better deployment of Cloudformation
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technologies: [Python, Terraform, Cloudformation]
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- name: Serverless Sceptre
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summary: Tool for event driven Cloudformation deployments
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technologies: [Lamda, IaC, Cloudformation, Python]
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- name: Address Book, Contact sync, Holiday booking system
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summary: Google apps automation used internally for booking holidays and syncing to mobile devices
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technologies: [Google Apps, JavaScript]
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- name: MusicBox
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summary: Various iterations of the Office jukebox systems
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technologies: [RaspberryPi, Musicbox, Mopidy, JavaScript]
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- position: Cloud Systems Developer
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employer: Cloudreach
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url: https://www.cloudreach.com
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summary: Worked on technical projects on AWS, Google Apps & Salesforce both individually and as part of a team.
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start: 2012-02
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end: 2014-03
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highlights:
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- Worked across 3 cloud platforms (Google, AWS, Salesforce)
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- Delivered difficult Google 2 Google migrations on tight deadlines
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projects:
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- name: Salesforce Roll-out for Media Group
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customer: Heymarket
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summary: Re-implemented their sales processes in Salesforce and configured production & sandbox accounts
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description: |
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Part of the team doing the initial roll out to replace legacy CRM systems, did the initial requirements gathering,
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then matched the existing processes to those of Salesforce to fully automate the process for transforming
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digital media leads to cash.
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This involved both customizing Salesforce objects/processes and writing apex triggers and classes
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(along with the tests required by the platform).
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keywords: [Processes]
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technologies: [Salesforce, Apex, SOQL]
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- name: Cross Team Support at a Large Media company
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customer: News UK
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description: |
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Working as the cloud lead systems engineer inside a large media corporation,
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supported the infrastructure for all products being developed by partners on AWS,
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as well as the build servers used to support those (and other) deployments.
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Alongside supporting the running development environments,
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developed and rolled out a unified platform & development kit to simplify application and
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infrastructure, build, deployment, monitoring and support,
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while reducing the overall support burden at the company by,
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helping other teams standardize on the platform where practical.
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- name: Google to Google Migrations
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customer: Various (Milkround, News UK, etc)
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summary: Helped migrate various customers between Google Apps accounts
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description: |
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Due to limitations in the Google Apps platform, the source account had to be completely deleted prior to the end of the
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migration, this means the entire migration had to be completed, including fixes and validation of data within about 60 hours.
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When combined with the user facing nature of mail migrations, this resulted in particularly difficult migrations,
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with tight deadlines
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keywords: [Migration, User Facing]
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technologies: [Google Apps, Python, AWS]
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- name: Google Migrations
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customer: Various (Jamie Oliver group, Graze, etc)
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summary: Helped migrate various customers between Google Apps accounts
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keywords: [Migration, User Facing]
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technologies: [Google Apps, Python, AWS]
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- name: Teletext Holidays Optimization
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customer: Teletext Holidays
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summary: Provided guidance and recommendations for frontend optimization of the Teletext Holidays website
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keywords: [Frontend, Web, Optimization]
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technologies: [JavaScript, Web]
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- employer: Supporttree
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position: Support Engineer
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summary: Full support for small businesses including end user systems, on-premise servers and cloud services.
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description: |
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Providing 1st to 3rd line support of Desktops (Windows and OS X) for small businesses.
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In addition to end-user support, also implemented several projects & pushed for automation whenever possible.
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start: 2010-01
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end: 2012-02
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url: http://supporttree.co.uk
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technologies: [Windows, OS X, Linux, Networking]
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highlights:
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- Worked in a user facing role, for a variety of small businesses
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- Made use of automation and unix, in an otherwise manual windows environment
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education:
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level: Bachelor [incomplete]
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history:
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- institution: UCL
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title: Bachelor Natural Sciences (Physics & Chemistry) [incomplete]
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start: 2006-09
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end: 2009-07
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- institution: King's School Grantham
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title: A-Levels
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start: 2004-09
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end: 2006-07
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grade: AAAAA
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curriculum:
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- Math
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- Further Math
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- Physics
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- Chemistry
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- Spanish
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skills:
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levels: [Novice, Basic, Moderate, Knowledgeable, Skilled]
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sets:
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- name: Programming
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level: Skilled
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skills:
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- name: Python
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level: Skilled
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summary: Primary language used for most projects
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- name: Ruby
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level: Skilled
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summary: Primary language used for some projects, also often used as part of Chef or other tools used within projects
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- name: Bash
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level: Skilled
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summary: Used extensively for system automation
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- name: JavaScript
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level: Knowledgeable
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summary: Experience with both frontend development and Node to deliver automation
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- name: Dart
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level: Basic
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summary: Language used for Flutter cross platform mobile platform
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- name: Apex/Java
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level: Basic
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summary: Primary language used for Salesforce development
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- name: Other Languages
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level: Novice
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summary: Powershell, Vbs, batch, PHP, Perl, C, C#
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- name: AWS
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level: Skilled
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skills:
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- name: Cloudformation
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level: Skilled
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summary: Both natively and via Troposphere, Jinja & ruby-DSL
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- name: IAM
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level: Skilled
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summary: Extensive knowledge in building secured multi-tenanted accounts
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- name: Lambda
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level: Knowledgeable
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summary: Used extensively with both Python & JavaScript as part of stand-alone components & complex frameworks
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- name: DynamoDB
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level: Knowledgeable
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summary: Used in-depth to store state for lambda, whenever S3 was not viable
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- name: Core AWS services
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level: Skilled
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summary: Have used EC2, S3, RDS, SNS, SQS, Cloudwatch, Config, ElastiCache, etc, extensively
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- name: Additional AWS services
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level: Knowledgeable
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summary: Have used other services such as Direct Connect, CodeDeploy, AppStream, etc
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- name: DevOps tools and methodologies
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level: Skilled
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skills:
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- name: IaC
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level: Skilled
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summary: Always used Infrastructure as Code (IaC), primarily native tools, but also Terraform when needed
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- name: Immutability
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level: Skilled
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summary: Designed and implemented immutable systems
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- name: Configuration Management
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level: Skilled
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summary: Extensive use of configuration management tools such as Chef and Ansible when needed
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- name: TDD - Infrastructure
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level: skilled
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summary: Used test driven development (TDD) on most greenfield projects and also gradually retrofitted to legacy infrastructure
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- name: TDD - Application
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level: Moderate
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- name: Build systems
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level: skilled
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summary: Always used Build systems (Jenkins, AnthillPro, Code*, Gitlab, etc)
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- name: Containers
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level: Knowledge
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summary: Familiar with immutable image pipelines and methodologies
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- name: Init systems
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level: Knowledgeable
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summary: Used Upstart/SystemD/SysV/Monit as required, in particular use of signals/sockets when possible
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- name: Agile
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level: Moderate
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summary: Used both within Small companies and adapted Larger Enterprise
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- name: Google
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level: Knowledgeable
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skills:
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- name: GCP
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level: Moderate
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summary: Developed high level account strategies for GCP
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- name: Google deployment manager
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level: Moderate
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summary: Developed transformation tool using Google Deployment Manager
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- name: Google App Engine
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level: Moderate
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summary: Some use as part of projects, primarily in Python
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- name: Google Apps
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level: Skilled
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summary: Extensive use as part of Google Apps projects
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- name: Salesforce
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level: Moderate
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skills:
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- name: Apex
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level: Moderate
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summary: Experience writing both small classes and triggers
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- name: Configuration
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level: Basic
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summary: Experience configuring Salesforce estates as per customer requirements
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languages:
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- language: English
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fluency: Native
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- language: Spanish
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fluency: Native
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interests:
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- name: Volunteering
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- name: Open Source & Linux
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- name: Traveling
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- name: Punk Rock, Politics & the Pub
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meta:
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format: FRESH@1.0.0
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version: 0.0.1
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