I'm a polyglot software engineer with over a decade of experience, a passion for bridging systems reliably, and accelerating teams through automation. I've spent the past 3+ years focused on the operations side of a business to expand my understanding of how software lives after it has been thrown over the wall (and how it shouldn't be thrown over the wall if the business cares about the long term health of a system and itself). I'm looking for roles that have growth into architecture so that I can apply myself to systemic big picture problems. I'm content with where I am and the trajectory of my current position but am open to opportunities that might accelerate my growth into architecture focused roles.
What I bring to the table:
- An understanding of software systems from the machines they run on through to the APIs that service requests.
- The drive to automate operational and development bottlenecks and document processes so that people don't become the constraint that slows the system.
- Deep respect for the agile development system and how it gives voice, power, and responsibility to the engineers when followed by the business.
- Significant breadth of information and knowledge on how systems are actually run in production and the tools useful for elevating the operations of those systems as understandable, measurable, and maintainable.
- A decade of working with financial and healthcare data along with the required processes to secure, log, and audit the behavior of the underlying systems.
What I'm looking for:
- Roles with clear growth opportunities into architecture focused positions.
- Competitive compensation for the knowledge and skills I bring to the table.
- An organization and team with a passion for letting software do the repetitive work, the authority to focus on making reliable systems, and a desire to help business solve their problems regardless of the attractiveness of the tools that are ideal for solving the problem.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Open to discussion depending on the opportunity and relocation assistance
Technologies: Terraform, Helm, GitLab CI/CD, Golang, Python, shell scripting languages (bash, zsh), SQL, SQL Databases (Postgresql, MySQL), Java, Rust
Résumé/CV: https://public-r2.nulloctet.com/resume/latest/resume.pdf
Email: hn AT warrick DOT sothr DOT com
I'm a polyglot software engineer with over a decade of experience, a passion for bridging systems reliably, and accelerating teams through automation. I've spent the past 3+ years focused on the operations side of a business to expand my understanding of how software lives after it has been thrown over the wall (and how it shouldn't be thrown over the wall if the business cares about the long term health of a system and itself). I'm looking for roles that have growth into architecture so that I can apply myself to systemic big picture problems. I'm content with where I am and the trajectory of my current position but am open to opportunities that might accelerate my growth into architecture focused roles.
What I bring to the table:
- An understanding of software systems from the machines they run on through to the APIs that service requests.
- The drive to automate operational and development bottlenecks and document processes so that people don't become the constraint that slows the system.
- Deep respect for the agile development system and how it gives voice, power, and responsibility to the engineers when followed by the business.
- Significant breadth of information and knowledge on how systems are actually run in production and the tools useful for elevating the operations of those systems as understandable, measurable, and maintainable.
- A decade of working with financial and healthcare data along with the required processes to secure, log, and audit the behavior of the underlying systems.
What I'm looking for:
- Roles with clear growth opportunities into architecture focused positions.
- Competitive compensation for the knowledge and skills I bring to the table.
- An organization and team with a passion for letting software do the repetitive work, the authority to focus on making reliable systems, and a desire to help business solve their problems regardless of the attractiveness of the tools that are ideal for solving the problem.