Nic Cope Email & Phone Number

Remote, Global, US

I'm responsible for all things Crossplane.

Remote, Global, US

Engineering lead for Crossplane. Crossplane is an open source CNCF project that lets you build your own control plane without writing code. Platform and SRE teams use Crossplane to provide a self-service cloud platform to the engineers they support.

Distributed, US

San Francisco, California, US

Technical lead for the multi-cluster Kubernetes architecture that powers Planet's analytics and product offerings on GCP. My fully remote team and I contributed upstream to Terraform, linkerd, the cluster autoscaler, and Kubernetes proper as well as open sourcing several smaller Kubernetes focused projects.In my spare time I lead Planet's 'DeRP'.

Bellevue, Washington, US

At OfferUp I worked with a small team to design and build a deployment and orchestration platform around Kubernetes to help move from a monolithic to a service architecture. I had a hand in everything from designing the build and deployment processes, to handling cluster turnup and management, and onboarding engineering teams. I also wrote surrounding.

Stockholm, Stockholm County, SE

The sole SRE on Spotify's software deployment team. I switched teams to try my hand at Java development, and to experiment with a more distributed SRE presence at Spotify.I primarily worked on maintaining and extending Helios, Spotify's container orchestration framework. Spotify uses Helios to deploy to several thousand backends. Most significantly I built.

Stockholm, Stockholm County, SE

I lead various efforts to streamline the management of Spotify's constantly growing fleet of over 15,000 machines.As an advocate of automation through code I helped build an SRE team that automated the entire lifecycle of Spotify's bare metal fleet. This work freed at least five full time engineers from repetitive and unreliable semi-automated work.

Mountain View, CA, US

At Google I focused on internal AAA systems serving tens of thousands of users. While I carried a pager for various parts of Google's internal infrastructure including LDAP, Kerberos and load balancing, most of my time in SRE was spent as technical lead for our RADIUS infrastructure.I worked extensively with FreeRADIUS, though I particularly enjoyed.

Mountain View, CA, US

As an I.T. Field Technician at Google I looked after anything required to make Google employees more productive through the use of technology. As a Field Tech in a remote office my job was as much I.T. management as it was highly technical support.This involved everything from final level support of Linux and Mac systems, to managing office build outs, to.

Balcatta, Western Australia, AU

I designed and performed planned and creative functionality and vulnerability testing on various aspects of Secure Systems' SDV security products. I became somewhat of an all-rounder in that I also supported clients, gave input on security and usability considerations and acted as Secure Systems’ network administrator on a daily basis. I also undertook.