Position: DevOps engineer
Category: DevOps
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 2

Wrote a sitemap crawler in Python that runs in a Docker container;
Migration of 115 hosts to CatoVPN using ansible-playbook;
Migration of existing infrastructure in Jenkins to groovy-pipelines and Jenkinsfile;
Fixed an issue with the Telegram webhook for Zabbix.
Configured Ansible server
In January 2023 , I moved to Kyiv for the second time, first in 2021, and then on February 24th, I returned to Dnipro for 8 months. In the IT field since 2015, I started as an 'anykey' and worked in all stages of support, ultimately choosing the path of DevOps.
At Perenio/Infobit, I was involved in IoT. We followed the Kanban methodology and wrote pipelines in Groovy for CI/CD, troubleshooting, and bug fixes. There was a project involving migrating the existing CI/CD infrastructure to Job DSL. Job DSL allows writing a pipeline once with all environment variables and then, upon execution, generates multiple Pipeline Jobs in Jenkins with a listView. It was challenging as I hadn't previously worked with Groovy, Docker, and Jenkins pipelines. I had to learn a lot of information, and in the end, everything worked out. The technology stack included Jenkins, Docker, AWS EC2, S3 bucket, IAM, Route 53, and GitLab. An interesting aspect was migrating the existing project's infrastructure to Job DSL. We deployed Jenkins using Docker containers.
Later, I moved to Infobit as an SRE, writing Bash scripts for automating routine tasks like database backups and SSH key generation. I focused more on Linux server administration, setting up CI in TeamCity, using tools like Ansible, GitHub, and the same AWS services. There weren't any particularly exciting projects; they mainly involved supporting the existing infrastructure.
I also had a two-month project at 42flows.tech. The technology stack included Portainer, and in addition to the previously mentioned AWS services, I became familiar with CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, ECR, and Zabbix monitoring system administration.
In my current company, CodeGym, we have two products that need maintenance. Among the exciting tasks, I did many things for the first time: Set up an Ansible server for task automation and playbook writing.
Migrated two projects to pipeline jobs from scratch.
Wrote a sitemap crawler in Python that runs in a Docker container. 
I realized that I enjoy automating processes and writing CI/CD pipelines. I'm constantly learning and evolving. Recently, I took a course on the basics of DevOps and Kubernetes to fill gaps in theory and practice.
I would prefer to focus on roles that align more closely with my expertise and career aspirations. While I have gained experience in various aspects of IT, including support and administration, I am not particularly interested in positions related to office administration or Service Desk roles. Instead, I'm passionate about DevOps and automation, as well as building and maintaining robust CI/CD pipelines. My goal is to continue growing in these areas and eventually contribute as a Senior Specialist, sharing my knowledge and helping companies thrive in the rapidly evolving technology landscape.