Spending hours automating minutes tasks.

- Hospital networks and infrastructure supervisor, responsible for the configuration and maintenance of the physical network and its assets, such as: routers, switches, APs, NGFW Firewall; using OSPF, Link Balancers, VLANs, STP, ACLs, Policies, WAF and others;- I am also responsible for the structure of the datacenter and its internal services, such as: DNS, DHCP, Proxies, Web Servers (Apache and Nginx), Jboss, Syslog-ng, Bacula and others. All the load using the VMWare vSphere virtualization platform, with storages and SAN networks;- Responsible for Hospital security: deploying network microsegmentation IPv4/v6 with Fortigate and Sophos appliances, as well as Layer 7 (SSL) traffic inspection, creation and maintenance of SSL VPN for users and partners and IPSec tunnels for global manufacturers and suppliers;- I monitor the entire environment with Zabbix and Grafana, together with custom scripts for data collection and aggregation of logs in Syslog-ng and ELK stack to do Logs Analysis;- I'm currently migrating the main Hospital services to Unicamp's private cloud (CloudStack), with automation in Terraform, Jenkins and Ansible with versioning of configurations in Gitlab;- In the pandemic, I had the opportunity to participate in several projects in partnership with Google, using its public cloud. Collaborated with the creation of the infrastructure of the projects in an automated way using Terraform, Jenkins and Ansible to create VPCs, Instances, DNS configurations, VPN tunnels, etc;- I am a member of the Information Security Committee at Unicamp; who studies and writes Information Security Policy and LGPD-related issues for the entire university.

- Implementation of virtualization with XenServer, enabling the creation of many environments such as: development, systems, internal support;- Implementation of backup solution for digital collections and systems with Bacula, storage and tape library;- Creation of a development and delivery pipeline of the SIGAD system - Unicamp's Archival System, between Production, Stage and Development clusters, with the following tools:--- Chef Automate to automate configurations on servers and clusters;--- Jira for opening tickets, integrated with Crucible for agile code analysis;--- Delivery of binaries, artifacts and builds with Nexus OSS, Apache Maven, Jenkins CI;--- Creation of application cluster in NginX, Wildfly, PostgreSQL and DB2;--- Solr to receive and store external files into system;--- Monitoring environments with Zabbix via JMX.- Responsible for the administration of internal services, such as: DNS, AD (LDAP), File Servers, Antivirus Servers, WEB Servers, Banking Servers, Firewall, Routing;- Course Instructor: FreeBSD and PFsense Servers.

- Management and monitoring of the internal network, maintenance of services such as: DNS, FTP, Web Servers, File Servers, DHCP, Syslog and network services such as: Firewalls, Policies, VLANs, ACLS, OSPF, RIP;- Update fiber links (backbone of the institute) to 10 GBits, with redundant links;- Update of network assets for Brocade equipment from the MLx and ICX series;- Deployment and management wireless networks with Aruba Controllers and APs;- Implementation of network asset monitoring with Nagios and Zabbix;- Preparation and implementation of Container Datacenter project, in redundancy of the institute's main Datacenter;- Documentation and mapping assets, services, network topology, network logic.

- Responsible for implementation and configuration of FTTx network assets (Furukawa FK-ONT ONU and OLT) in the toll plazas of the main highways in the state of São Paulo, integrating emergency telephone (SOS) management and communication with the service software of the WriteSys, via SIP protocol;- Installation and monitoring VPN L2TP tunnels on clients, for collecting and processing telemetry from traffic monitoring devices;- I was also responsible for internal services, such as: DNS, FTP, AD (LDAP), File Server, Bacula, MSSQL, Asterisk Voip, using Hyper-V as virtualization layer and Windows Server, Debian and CentOS as Operating Systems.