Position: System administrator
Category: Sysadmin
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 9

Organize and driving the team's initiatives related to IaC and Ansible automation.

Migrated from a Zabbix to new monitoring (indeed I like a Zabbix).

Made secure and reliable Elastic log-collector from open-source components.

Actualized team's documentation. Now our bus-factor is well.

Recently written collection of Python functions and scripts using Atlassian Confluence API.

Rewritten one of corporate web-services from PHP 5 to Flask framework (team prefer the Python which Flask is based-on).

Made a first steps in contributing to open-source.
Linux system administrator in IT outsourcing company.

Main area is automation and improvements of the corporate IT infrastructure and dev environments (experience mostly related to internal Xen cloud, Ansible IaC, Docker, Git, Atlassian products, scripts in Bash and Python).

During last year additionally provided DevOps service for Web-focused project (a lot of Jenkins, piece of Python, meet with Kubernetes, try K3S, talk with people (DevOps is also about a culture and communication, yea?), talk with people to explain why 4 naming convention is not fine, put everything in a Docker, troubleshoot the tests written in Java, feeling in love with Kibana and so on)*

* Although this text contain some buzzwords - I can't say that I am a strong expert in any of these technologies.
Adept of developing easily reproducible and monitored infrastructures. SSL everywhere, don't disable SELinux and think about security.

Would be great to get experience with self-healing and high-load systems.

Don't put everything in Docker (especially don't put the Docker in Docker) except when it needed.
Don't like when use a technologies for technologies.

Like to make a simple and readable solutions (or at least one of them).
Like to resurrect the legacy when it's really needed.

Looking for a team oriented on the business needs in a company which creates value.

Absolutely ok with overtimes in plans and fast workarounds in code - but when they exceptions and not a rules.

I don't looking for work with a company working in gambling or affiliated with a Russia.