Position: DevOps Engineer / System Administrator
Category: DevOps
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 11

- Deployment automation for the end-user — a python script with Ansible under the hood, which spins out dev or production environment in the cloud as well as prepares and starts application.
Different countries, different satisfied customers
- Migrated medium-sized (more than 2Tb+ of video and image data) microserviced project to AWS
- Developed event-based application deployment automation solution (node.js + ansible + aws)
- Migrated a project deployment from Chef to Ansible
- Developed billing and AAA solution for ISP
- Impressive telecom background (VoIP, IPTV, xDSL, GPON)
TL;DR
Amazon Linux, Ubuntu, CentOS, RHEL, Fedora, Solaris 
Ansible, Chef, Terraform, SaltStack
Bash, sed, awk, Python
EC2, S3, SES, SNS, Route53, RDS, CloudFormation, CloudFront, EKS,  
DNS, DHCP 
Proxmox, Prometheus, Grafana, nginx, Postgres, MySQL, node.js, redis, MongoDB, RabbitMQ, git, routing (RIP, OSPF), TCP/IP, xDSL, GPON

I have more than 10 years of experience with setting up and configuring a wide spectrum of system services, like DNS, DHCP, Postfix, Radius, MySQL, Postgres, etc., and even rarely seen proprietary creatures like CommuniGate or MERA VoIP Softswitch under variety of Linux distros (BlackCat, ASP, RHEL, Amazon, Ubuntu, Debian) environment. 
Last years I used to work with Ruby and Elixir applications running on RHEL and Amazon Linux, proxied by nginx, with Ansible automation and a Python script as a CLI interface to it. 
I used to migrate the deployment platform of our application (microservice architecture with more than 15 different APIs deployed from a single point) from Chef to Ansible. I've developed a pretty simple event-based CD solution to automate our developers' day-to-day tasks and make their life easier. It used nodejs at backend, Ansible for scenarios and AWS as a platform.
I would like to join a team of professionals (product company is desirable) to apply my knowledge and to learn something new.
small team, highload, challenging cases, professional growth, no dress-code, no advertising or e-commerce, as well as no windows administration