Ecommerc.io is a startup split from Artistanbul, focusing solely on e-commerce technologies and solutions. In Ecommerc.io, I have- Led software development team to achieve highest quality of work by helping them understand the technical decisions they are making and guiding them to make more concise decisions.- Helped evaluate and decide how we want to work within the company. This includes but is not limited to how we track issues, how we document, which tech stack we are going to use, and how we handle alarms / alerts- Designed and implemented codebase and systems for e-commerce integrations.- Reviewed countless changes to make sure that we're up to the same standard- Authored guides and documents for our products to be used by customers.

Founded in 2002; Artistanbul focuses on Community Management, Educational Technologies Development, and Enterprise Software Development. During my time in Artistanbul, I - Led the software development team for tailer-made solutions- Focused on e-commerce technologies and integrations for a number of clients- Designed and implemented systems including cloud architecture, logging, alerting, and metrics for our clients- Authored processes and documents for my team to work more effectively, focusing on developer experience.

I worked for DNS team which is one of the core infrastructure teams at Amazon. I managed thousands of servers which are crucial to the company as a whole. If DNS does not work, everything else fails. In that regard, I have experience operating 7/24/365 service with many stakeholders and customers. This means high customer obsession and availability with every operation we are taking. In addition, I have:- Designed and implemented a CI/CD pipeline for DNS servers. Previously, the deployment was manual, time consuming, and error prone. Now it is fully automated. This pipeline is one of the biggest pipelines in the company. This serves as an example of infrastructure-as-a-code.- Responded to countless high-severity incidents, along with customer inquiries.- Authored tools to automate tasks that were done manually before.- Root caused many incidents and wrote documentation/tools to avoid from happening again.

SkyAtlas is a company providing Infrastructure-as-a-Service.- Installed, operated, and troubleshooted a complete, medium-sized OpenStack installation.- Installed and operated many OpenStack services (neutron, nova, cinder, horizon, ceilometer, glance)- Converted Non-HA installation of network nodes (neutron) to High-Available installation using VRRP. - Migrated existing Non-HA virtual networks to HA installation.- Coded with OpenStack API, especially with nova and neutron for various tasks.- Managed physical machines, troubleshooted problems such as disk and network failure.- Installed monitoring infrastructure for the stack.- Installed centralised logging infrastructure.

Chosen by the OpenStack Foundation to serve as part of a global committee of OpenStack experts developing a list of Domains and Tasks essential for OpenStack administration professionals. Activities included:- Developing surveys to gather critical Task information.- Analyzing and providing expert guidance on Domains and Tasks.- Providing key feedback regarding required Domains for the exam content blueprint.- Collaborating with other Committee members to then create the exam content blueprint for use by the Item Writing Committee

Pardus is a Linux based operating system developed from scratch, which has its own packaging system, unique configuration manager and installer.- Worked in coordination with various vendors such as Redhat, Debian, and Gentoo to ensure that the security vulnerabilities are patched, tested and distributed in time- Researched on security vulnerabilities, developed an exploit for CVE-2009-4017 [0], and fixed oCERT-2008-004 for VLC [1]- Built a minimal Pardus image bundled with amateur radio applications to be used for emergency communication. The image had radio-over-IP (ROIP) capabilities, which connects analog radios over IPv4 networks, along with a capability of delivering real time tactical digital communications of information in the local area with APRS. [2]- Packaged a number of open source software to be used in the distribution repository- Translated, reported bugs and sent fixes to many other open source projects including VLC, KDE, Gnome, and Xfce[0] www.exploit-db.com/exploits/10242[1] http://mailman.videolan.org/pipermail/vlc-devel/2008-April/042352.html[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_Packet_Reporting_System