Position: DevOps engineer ( Kubernetes | AWS )
Category: DevOps
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 3


Versatile SRE/DevOps Engineer with 3+ years of experience. At Jumia collaborates as SRE
managing the company's multi cloud infrastructure to maintain and improve the experience for our 8mi+ African customers

Embraces randomness and feels comfortable working in a very agile environment as a highly
autonomous individual and also a team player.

Site Reliability Engineer at Jumia Group - Jan/2022 - Current job

Jumia (NYSE:JMIA) is the #1 African e-commerce platform active across 11+ countries in Africa
and more than 8 million active consumers.

- Decreased the cost of one of the company's verticals at ~50% using industry's best practices
on AWS
- Worked on a 24/7 on-call rotation plan with other amazing team members
- Lead the initiative to apply Scrum methodologies to improve the SRE team work organization
- Managed 10+ Kubernetes clusters with 300+ microservices at a 99% uptime
- Develop and maintain the infrastructure and environment of 300+ microservices
using best practices of Ansible and Terraform
- Developed the CI/CD with Argo CD, Jenkins and GitHub Actions helping the dev team deploy
services reliably

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Site Reliability Engineer Team Lead at Pareto Group - ~2 years
Pareto is a Tech company focused in RPA and AI. Leader in the Brazilian market, it's now focused on global expansion.

- Deployed 20+ new services using Helm and AWS
- Reduced monthly cost by 25% by refactoring and applying industry best practices in our Cloud Infrastructure
- Supported multi-data center, multi-cloud deployments in AWS|GCP and implement disaster
recovery strategies
- Setup of an ETL infrastructure in conjunction with the Data Team using Cloud Run to process
an event-based data extraction, Big Query for data warehousing and Terraform to deploy the
infrastructure to a GKE Cluster
- Conducted Scrum meetings, team feedback, team 1-on-1s, mentorship and transfer
knowledge with Tech Talks