Position: Software Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer, DevOps
Category: DevOps
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 3

- Created and managed CI/CD pipelines in GitLab for Ruby on Rails and React applications 
- Managed pre-prod and staging environments on AWS EC2
- Created and managed CI/CD pipelines in self hosted Azure DevOps for C# .NET Framework and .NET Core, Java, Node.js, Python applications. Managed Azure DevOps projects and helped team with Git and TFS VCS. Migrated big DLLs to Git LFS
- Involved in migration to micro services from .NET Framework running on Windows Server services to .NET Core running on on-prem self-managed Kubernetes and HashiCorp Nomad cluster
- Set up and managed on-prem self managed Kubernetes and HashiCorp Nomad (with Consul, Vault, Traefik) clusters
- Set up and managed GlusterFS distributed file storage on bare metal and also docker (for RHEL as a workaround)
- Managed CentOS, Ubuntu, RHEL and AlmaLinux VMs
- Set up E2E testing environment from zero using Vagrant with custom vSphere plugin and ansible making it simulate a real production environment
- Worked on many automation applications for company tooling using Go(lang) and C#
- Helped on migration to Prometheus and Grafana monitoring and alerting
- Migrated from dokuwiki to wiki.js:
  - automated wiki documents migrations from doku wiki syntax to markdown syntax with correct links to pages and images using Go
  - set up several backups for redundancy
  - integrated with LDAP for authentication and authorization 
  - customized wiki.js code for specific company needs
I am an enthusiastic, fast learner software developer and DevOps/Site Reliability Engineer. I have been introduced with computer science when I was 12 years old and been very interested in that field since then. I have tried myself in many fields including embedded development, game development, mobile development and so on. At the moment I feel myself at best with Software Development and DevOps/Site Reliability Engineering fields because it involves creative and critical thinking to solve problems and overcome challenges.
I have used many tools as SRE/DevOps and willing to learn more. I don't think differences in technology stack is a big deal as I've stated before, I am a fast learner and it will only take me a short while to adapt to new tools.
I also do fair amount of operation work and development while trying to balance them. 
After work I enjoy spending time with my friends, playing videogames, playing with my guitar when I’m in my mood, learning new things (anything that catches my interest). I enjoy good music and find it refreshing to go to music festivals.
I am not a huge fan of operations work but operations work once every while is a must to keep things refreshing. Overall I'm fan of balance between operations and automation tasks and I try my best to turn operation tasks into automated ones when possible.