Alina L. is a DevOps Engineer at Henkel at Henkel. They is proficient in German, English and Spanish. Colleagues describe them as "Alina and I met first when she started supporting us as a working student as a devops engineer in the area of internet-of-things. She brought unprecedented knowledge to our team and helped gain traction in a back then blank space for us. Ever since, she has been working on the forefront of engineering topics helping the entire organization to leap forward to new, much leaner ways of working. Today, she is a crucial backbone of the DevOps organization as a highly experienced and trusted professional. I always enjoy seeking advice from her as I know she‘ll come up with the right solution. With colleagues like Alina, work, having a coffee or lunch is a delight!" and "A perfect combination of authentic appearance and high quality expertise, is a good description of Alina. Alina, along with her team, was faced with the task of introducing and advocating DevOps as a methodology within her organization. As an external service provider, I have had the privilege to work with Alina time and time again as our own service delivery has fully supported DevOps. Anyone who has ever tried to introduce a modern and often contradictory mindset in established structures of hierarchical organizations knows that this requires staying power, a lot of patience and continuous persuasion. Alina does a fantastic job. She has in-depth and very extensive technical and methodological knowledge, prepares her work very meticulously and represents the mindset change sustainably with her cheerful and likeable manner. With her way Alina leads employees, as it becomes more and more state of the art in modern companies. Not from above but from the middle of the teams. She always helps those who ask her questions with her knowledge and convinces them with truly valuable results that convince even the biggest critics step by step. What is also very impressive about Alina is her social commitment both within and outside the professional environment. Personally, I really like it when you have a lot of heart for people and animals in addition to all the technology and digitalization. The world, and especially the digitization industry, needs lots of Alinas."