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joshbeard · Sep 22, 2023 · e0a6a76 · e0a6a76
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@@ -62,9 +62,23 @@ experience:
     start: September 2022
     end: Present
     location: Remote
-    details: ""
+    details:
+      - Serve as the DevOps Lead for a software engineering team dedicated to
+        developing cutting-edge banking services.
+      - Work extensively with AWS, Terraform, GitLab, Go, Python, and Docker.
+      - Developed and maintain an open source Terraform provider for publishing
+        to the ReadMe.com documentation platform.
+      - Successfully implemented CI/CD pipelines across numerous projects,
+        streamlining processes, introducing new features, and enhancing release
+        reliability.
+      - Orchestrated the deployment of robust monitoring, observability, and
+        alerting solutions using AWS, DataDog, and PagerDuty, all managed with
+        Terraform.
+      - Engineered Terraform modules and tools to efficiently oversee and
+        manage hundreds of GitLab projects, users, and pipelines.
     tech:
       - AWS
+      - DataDog
       - Docker
       - GitLab
       - Go
@@ -83,14 +97,14 @@ experience:
       - Contracted to [Water Resources Mission Area](https://www.usgs.gov/mission-areas/water-resources)
         at the [US Geological Survey](https://www.usgs.gov/).
       - DevSecOps on a small team working on a project focused on modernizing
-        and advancing a highly-utilized set of services for water data collected
-        and provided by the USGS.
+        and advancing a highly-utilized set of services for water data
+        collected and provided by the USGS.
       - Collaboratively designed, implemented, and supported infrastructure and
         CI/CD pipelines for a Python codebase of Lambda functions, modularized
         static websites, and supporting resources.
-      - Cloud-native and 'serverless' application development and
-        infrastructure.
-      - Integrated and automated code analysis into developer workflow and
+      - Specialized in cloud-native and serverless application development
+        and infrastructure.
+      - Integrated and automated code analysis into the developer workflow and
         pipeline.
     tech:
       - AWS (CloudFormation, Lambda, CloudFront, S3, IAM, RDS, API Gateway,
@@ -107,29 +121,27 @@ experience:
       # yamllint disable-line
       - Contracted to [Science Analytics and Synthesis](https://www.usgs.gov/core-science-systems/science-analytics-and-synthesis/)
         at the [US Geological Survey](https://www.usgs.gov/).
-      - Lead and contributed to many of the group's most challenging technical
-        projects.
-      - Collaborated with over a dozen teams to deliver applications to the USGS
-        science community.
-      - Worked with hundreds of codebases spanning several languages and product
-        teams.
-      - Responsible for the architecture and implementation of the IT platform
-        for over 50 USGS products.
-      - Migrated over 50 products from on-premise and on-VM deployments to AWS
-        deployments, using Docker and native AWS services.
-      - Composed CI/CD pipelines for hundreds of projects, improving consistency
-        through automation, empowering product teams, and reducing friction for
-        releasing software.
-      - Authored and maintained hundreds of pages of robust documentation for
-        "all things DevOps" and project-specific documentation, utilizing
-        Markdown and adopting a "docs-as-code" workflow.
-      - Instructed colleagues on a variety of subjects, including Docker, AWS,
-        and Terraform.
-      - Implemented and maintained configuration management (Puppet, Ansible)
-        across hundreds of servers.
-      - Implemented and maintained Infrastructure as Code across dozens of
+      - Managed the architecture and implementation of the IT platform for 50+
+        USGS products, ensuring their smooth operation.
+      - Led and contributed significantly to complex technical projects within
+        the Science Analytics and Synthesis group at the US Geological Survey.
+      - Deployed comprehensive configuration management across hundreds of
+        Linux servers using Puppet and Ansible.
+      - Migrated hundreds of projects from Bamboo and BitBucket to GitLab.
+      - Architected and deployed scalable and flexible HTTP services with AWS, Nginx, and Traefik.
+      - Successfully migrated 50+ products from on-premise and on-VM
+        deployments to AWS and Docker.
+      - Automated CI/CD pipelines for hundreds of projects, streamlining
+        release processes and enhancing consistency.
+      - Collaborated effectively with over a dozen teams to deliver critical
+        applications to the USGS science community.
+      - Authored extensive documentation, adopting a "docs-as-code" approach to
+        ensure clear guidance on DevOps practices and project-specific
+        information (utilized Markdown).
+      - Provided mentorship and training to colleagues on various topics,
+        including Docker, AWS, and Terraform.
+      - Established and managed Infrastructure as Code for numerous
         applications and services.
-      - Developed new HTTP architecture, utilizing CloudFront, Nginx, and S3.
     tech:
       - Linux
       - GitLab
@@ -240,12 +252,12 @@ experience:
     start: August 2006
     end: October 2008
     location: Fort Carson, CO
-    #details:
-    #  - Supported Army battalion network and communications equipment,
-    #  including workstations, tactical radios, GPS, crypto, network services,
-    #  and multimedia systems.
-    #  - Among first members of battalion staff at Fort Carson and integral part
-    #    of initial stand up of IT operations and communications.
+    # details:
+    #   - Supported Army battalion network and communications equipment,
+    #     including workstations, tactical radios, GPS, crypto, network services,
+    #     and multimedia systems.
+    #   - Among first members of battalion staff at Fort Carson and integral part
+    #     of initial stand up of IT operations and communications.
 
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