Position: CTO/Tech Lead/Lead (Backend, DevOps)
Category: Lead
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 11

Currently I'm coordinating a team of 26 engineers and my goal was to build a 24x7 teams of Level 1 and Level 2 support for large automotive  and insurance business, syncing infrastructure with modern practices like Kubernetes and full CI/CD
 
Leading a team of ops/DevOps engineers and run a large production system for a digital ad and content distribution. Plan and implement architecture upgrades, enhance security (ISO 27001 certification), and transform legacy parts into the modern world. 
Run a team of 13 engineers which operate ~1500 physical and ~1000 virtual instances. 6000-8000 of running containers depending on load, 20B requests per day


SKATelescope (www.skatelescope.org) Cloud/HPC solution. >10k compute nodes, Openstack+Docker+GPGPU resource sharing

Backend stack for HPC appliance storage, including HA, filesystem and configuration management for Seagate 

Distributed cloud filesystem for RackSpace (idepositbox.com)
distributed, high-availability, highload, large deployments, software defined networks, infrastructure as a code, python, google, amazon, ec2, azure, kvm, chef, puppet, cloud, lustre, mongo, android, java, openstack, maas, juju, kubernetes, vsphere, pks, pcf
I see myself in the role of a guy, who can help a company to get the best DevOps practices. Not only blocks with arrows describing infrastructure and processes but a suggestion on products, providers, and technologies to use building prototypes (Python, Ruby, various cloud API's), working together with the customer, software architects, and developers to assist them creating best solutions. Drive DevOps team to create infrastructure as a code from Day 0 of a project or convert classic sysads/ops into modern DevOps players. Know a modern way of data protection, cybersecurity, can work with teams to provide best practices and with external customers/auditors. 

I like to solve problems and be a part of something great.