Steve Miller is a Software Engineering Architect at Salesforce. Colleagues describe him as "I worked with Steve for a solid half decade, 3 of those years I was Product Owner for Network Visibility and Telemetry. First thing to say is that I would have no reservations about hiring Steve again for any engineering team I am running. I was always able to identify a sticky thing that needed a solution and trust that Steve would find a way forward. Steve is able to move into a space that no one on the team understands well and establish a strong understanding of what is going on under the hood. He establishes order in any space he touches by documenting thoroughly and making improvements that reduce chaos and noise and enable clear thinking. He goes deep into the weeds of the technology but broad in his connections to knock down barriers and ship good work. He champions rigorous engineer practices for the team while ensuring that our new practices are not bureaucratic in feel. His deliveries for NVT are manifold. A few highlights are worth mentioning. Steve devised and implemented a solution to deal with high CPU loads for our overtaxed Nagios instances by daemonizing nagios custom plugins and using a compiled-native client to eliminate interpreter startup lag. Steve was the key contributor to getting our logging infrastructure up-and-running and then to migrate it to dedicated compute when the storage system in our openstack setup was failing us. And when we were called upon to get our monitoring stack up and running for the network of a company we acquired, Steve found a way for us to use Docker containers to package and deploy our services into that space. More recently, Steve's contributions were directed toward shoring up our DNS infrastructure after the massive Salesforce DNS outage of 2021. Steve closed numerous observability and alerting gaps to ensure that DR risks are fixed promptly. And, in order to improve resilience and allow for horizontal scaling, Steve led the effort to implement anycast routing for our DNS infrastructure. If you're reading what I've written here then you're probably considering whether to make an offer to hire Steve. Do it! You won't regret your decision."