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\textit{Principal Product Developer} \hfill January 2011 | Present (discontinuous)\\
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- \item Team lead and software developer programming primarily in Go and Ruby working to engineer a holistic datacenter automation solution for Comcast. Helped build a Spinnaker-as-a-Service offering to offer hosted Spinnaker at enterprise scale. Responsible for designing, deploying, and full lifecycle support for containerized applications running in both Kubernetes and Mesos. Replaced the HP Server Automation service with off the shelf open source systems. Designed, deployed, and supported a large multi-tenant Puppet Master infrastructure. Responsible for creating technical designs, code reviews, and ensuring code and operational quality in an Agile/Scrum devops environment.
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+ \item Team lead and software developer programming primarily in Go and Ruby, working to engineer a holistic datacenter automation solution for Comcast.
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+ \item Responsible for creating technical designs, code reviews, and ensuring code and operational quality in an Agile/Scrum devops environment.
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+ \item Developed processes to extract and analyze utilization and billing data from AWS, Azure, and OpenStack.
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+ \item Helped build a Spinnaker-as-a-Service offering to offer hosted Spinnaker at enterprise scale.
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+ \item Designed, deployed, and provided full lifecycle support for containerized applications running in both Kubernetes and Mesos.
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+ \item Replaced the HP Server Automation service with multiple off the shelf open source systems.
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+ \item Designed, deployed, and supported a large multi-tenant Puppet Master infrastructure.
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\textbf{Comcast} \hfill Reston, VA\\
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\textit{Principal OpenStack Developer} \hfill June 2015 | October 2016\\
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- \item Core Contributor for both OpenStack neutron and neutron-fwaas. In the Mitaka cycle, I was part of a team of developers across multiple companies that collaborated to implement DSCP management within the Quality of Service (QoS) framework in neutron. I also presented about DSCP at the Austin 2016 OpenStack summit. In the Newton cycle, I led the neutron-fwaas team to implement FWaaS v2, a significant new version of the project. I coordinated heavily with the neutron team, and contributed heavily to both neutron and neutron-fwaas.
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+ \item Core Contributor for both OpenStack neutron and neutron-fwaas.
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+ \item In the Mitaka cycle, I was part of a team of developers across multiple companies that collaborated to implement DSCP management within the Quality of Service (QoS) framework in neutron. I also presented about DSCP at the Austin 2016 OpenStack summit.
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+ \item In the Newton cycle, I led the neutron-fwaas team to implement FWaaS v2, a significant new version of the project. I coordinated heavily with the neutron team, and contributed heavily to both neutron and neutron-fwaas.
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\textbf{Comcast} \hfill Reston, VA\\
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\textit{Principal Systems Architect} \hfill November 2011 | September 2013\\
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- \item Developed and deployed a groundbreaking server quality assurance and auditing system to ensure consistent delivery of quality server resources. Established a more rigorous data model for the operational CMDB that tracked server inventory and assignments, to ensure data quality and clarity of relationships between data sources.
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+ \item Developed and deployed an innovative server quality assurance and auditing system to ensure consistent delivery of quality server resources.
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+ \item Established a more rigorous data model for the operational CMDB that tracked server inventory and assignments, to ensure data quality and clarity of relationships between data sources.
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\textbf{Comcast} \hfill Reston, VA\\
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\textit{Principal Systems Administrator} \hfill January 2010 | December 2010\\
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Nate Johnston