Brian Curtin Email & Phone Number

- Leading the technical direction of the Marketplaces team within the Platform Billing team- Designing and planning Elastic's integrations with AWS, Azure, and GCP marketplaces- Mentoring a team of five across US, Europe, India, and Australia

- Member of Platform Billing team, focused on cloud marketplaces (AWS, Azure, GCP)- Designer and developer of the Elastic Cloud realtime billing backend, including integrations with cloud marketplaces. The majority of my time is spent on GCP, building support for committed use, multi-year annual, and monthly pay-as-you-go models utilizing both Elastic's.

- Member of Platform/Billing Engine team- Designed and developed Elastic's integrations with cloud marketplaces like AWS, GCP, and Azure. Used asyncio in Python 3.8, Postgres via asyncpg, and Elasticsearch.- Led technical partnership with Google's Cloud Partner Engineering group- Recipient of August 2019 Engineering Achievement Award- Member of Code of.

- Elected member of the PSF, 2011- Elected to PSF Board of Directors, 2012-2015- Core developer on the CPython project since 2010- PyCon Publicity Coordinator, 2012-2015. Various volunteer roles 2009-2015.- Leader of the PSF's sponsored sprint committee, 2010-2016

My role in Rackspace's Private Cloud division involved building a platform to provide actionable insights on support operations and fleet utilization.- Built a Flask-based service to consume and report on data from Google BigQuery, Jira, and InfluxDB- Investigations reduced automated ticket creation, improved fleet monitoring, and provided a better view of.

I came to Rackspace's Developer Experience team to lead their Python efforts within the open source community. My initial contributions were to the Apache Libcloud and Pyrax libraries, eventually leading to the creation of the OpenStack SDK.- Led the OpenStack SDK project from initial design through its first 36 releases- Organized in-person working.

- Developer on the Client Engineering team of the Online Services group- Contributed to the development of Ubuntu One, with a focus on Windows platform specifics- Maintainer of Ubuntu One's Windows releases- Ported a lot of the project over to Python 3

Chicago, Illinois, United States

- Created various Python-built infrastructure used for automated testing. Projects included a unittest-based regression suite, a performance testing library, a set of C extensions, and other helpful tools.- Developer on the FMDS team. FMDS is TT's financial market data server, which collects and stores high volumes of trade data across all TT-supported.

Latrobe, Pennsylvania, United States

Worked as the project manager for a group of students creating a project through co-operation between St. Vincent College and ProLogic, Incorporated. Also acted as test lead for this project.

Latrobe, Pennsylvania, United States

Worked as a developer but mainly as a tester, leading the test effort for a group of students who created a messaging system to conform to parts of MIL-STD-3011 and MIL-STD-6016C for near real-time transfer of navigation and identification data. The project was done through a partnership between St. Vincent College and ProLogic, Incorporated.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Worked as an intern developer for a marketing group within Global Asset Management to create a better solution for fund information management. A small CRM system was developed using Java to talk to a Sybase database, with a JSP front-end.