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If you’re a recruiter (and why else would you be here?), you may want to read <a href="{filename}work-preferences.rst">my preferences</a> before reading on. It will save both of us valuable time.
If you’re a recruiter (and why else would you be here?), you may want to check out
<a href="{filename}work-preferences.rst">my preferences</a> before reading on.
It will save both of us valuable time.
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<p>
Unfortunately our main employer went bankrupt in <span class="b">2014</span>, so
after a few months of freelancing I got a new job at the R&amp;D division of a
leading telecommunications company. My current role is pretty close to
DevOps. Nowadays I’m developing a <span class="b keyword">Django</span>-based
internal web application, while maintaining internal scripts written in both <span
leading telecommunications company, a role pretty close to DevOps. I also
developed some internal, <span class="b keyword">Django</span>-based web
applications, while maintaining internal scripts written in both <span
class="b keyword">Perl</span>, <span class="b keyword">Python</span>, <span
class="b keyword">bash</span> and <span class="b keyword">tcsh</span> or trying to
migrate the internal source code repositories from <span class="b
class="b keyword">bash</span> and <span class="b keyword">tcsh</span> or helping
in the migration of the internal source code repositories from <span class="b
keyword">ClearCase</span> to <span class="b keyword">Git</span>.
</p>
<p>
I left that company in 2016, as such a slow moving giant couldn’t really keep up
with my pace. I signed with another startup creating games capable of analysing
work behaviour. Here we mainly use <span class="b keyword">Flask</span>, <span
class="b keyword">Cassandra</span>, and <span class="b keyword">Tensorflow</span>.
Unlike the previous one, this is a true learning organization, and given its size,
it is capable of taking quick turns if market changes (and that’s exactly what I
need).
with my pace. I signed with another startup creating games capable of analysing
work behaviour. Here we mainly used <span class="b keyword">Flask</span> and
<span class="b keyword">FastAPI</span>. I also built the infrastructure from the
ground up, migrating the original <span class="b keyword">Docker</span>-based
workflow to <span class="b keyword">DigitalOcean</span>’s
<span class="b keyword">Kubernetes</span>. We collected logs with
<span class="b keyword">Loki</span>, metrics with
<span class="b keyword">Prometheus</span> and visualized both with
<span class="b keyword">Grafana</span>, managing the whole thing with
<span class="b keyword">Terraform</span>.
</p>
<p>
In my <span class="b">free time</span>, I wander in forests, take pictures, and
sometimes manipulate them with the <span class="b keyword">GIMP</span>. Sometimes
I <span class="b">write</span> short fantasy or sci-fi novels using <span class="b
keyword">LibreOffice</span>. I am also developing some software in <span class="b
keyword">C</span>, <span class="b keyword">Python</span>, and <span class="b
keyword">Vala</span>, whose source code is managed with <span class="b
keyword">Git</span>. When I’m not in the mood for writing, I go and check out the
news on several technical areas, mostly IT and engineering, or give a try to a new
programming language in the name of “why not?”.
I <span class="b">write</span> short fantasy or sci-fi novels using
<span class="b keyword">LibreOffice</span>. I am also developing some software in
<span class="b keyword">C</span>, <span class="b keyword">Python</span>, and
<span class="b keyword">Vala</span>, whose source code is managed with
<span class="b keyword">Git</span>. Being an avid
<span class="b keyword">Emacs</span> user I spend a considerable amount of my
screen-time learning about and extending my editor. When I’m not in the mood for
writing, I go and check out the news on several technical areas, mostly IT and
engineering, or give a try to a new programming language in the name of “why not?”
</p>
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