Position: Cloud/infra/system/devops(ffs) engineer
Category: DevOps
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 6

Certifications:
AWS Solutions Architect Associate
CNCF Certified Kubernetes Administrator
Hey!
Great to see you at my profile.
I guess you are looking for someone to get work done, troubleshoot issues and build robust and scalable solutions?. So here I am : an engineer who has been working in the systems engineering field for the last 6 years, encompassing a wide range of technologies and tools.
To give you a better understanding of me as an engineer let me walk you through my experience. 
I'm coming from a systems/networking background, working as a classic system administrator for the first year of my career, then gradually switching towards infra engineering and clouds, the stuff I've been working with ever since.
A couple of my latest gigs:
1) A large AWS infra for a global industry leader. The main focus was on migrating a legacy AWS Beanstalk infra to a new shiny ECS(giving a shot to k8s along the way), going from VMs to containers, from Ansible to Terraform, etc-etc.
2) Supporting and improving an automation platform for ~20 datacenters across the globe, from a personal page buttons clicking to raw SNMP commands sent to the switches. Not the most perfect/up-to-date stack but quite an interesting product itself.
So, what do I bring to the table?
Deep Linux and networking knowledge, hands-on experience with AWS, all the stuff related to web operations, monitoring&logging. I also can write code in python/php though I'm not a programmer by trade.
On a personal side: down to earth person who is willing to help, proactive and patient. I've worked in both distributed and local office teams.
But enough about me.
What do I expect from you ? 
0) No legacy. Or at least there is a planned migration. PHP5.6 on Ubuntu 14.04 doesn't sound sexy at all. 
1) Remote job. I really would love to gather once in a while for a beer to get to know colleagues better, but I wholeheartedly despise traffic and stuffy openspaces.
2) You have a roadmap for the 1-3-6 months. Or at least you want me to help to build it together. I'm not after pivoting every other month, sorry.
3) You're working on your technical debt, not simply piling up a backlog. Usually that stuff bites you in the ass around 03:00 AM. Decent sleep - good working mood.
It's been quite a big text and unfortunately there is no TL;DR.
Feels like we are sharing common values and it could be beneficial working together? Definitely hit me up with a short description about the project and let's see how we can make it work.
Thank you for your time and have a good one!
Remote or 3/2 office work.
Certainly looking for a team/company with well-built processes.
Product companies are preferred but it's not a dealbraker.