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Hector Castro

1720 Fairmount Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19130
215-839-6736
[email protected]

Skills

  • Languages: Spanish, Bash, Clojure, Go, Python, Ruby
  • Web Frameworks: Django, Flask, Rails
  • Configuration Management: Ansible, Chef, Docker, Packer, Terraform, Vagrant
  • Operating Systems: FreeBSD, Linux (Amazon Linux, CentOS, Ubuntu), macOS
  • Distributed Processing: Amazon ECS, Amazon EMR, Amazon Lambda, Mesos, Spark, YARN
  • Data Stores: Accumulo, Cassandra, HDFS, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, Riak, Solr

Experience

Operations Engineer, Azavea Inc.; Philadelphia, PA – July 2014-Present
  • Built a foundation of reusable Ansible modules used across all software development teams.
  • Added additional layers of metrics collection, alerting, and log aggregation to multiple applications.
  • Helped introduce blue/green deployment techniques to mitigate deployment incidents.
  • Aided benchmarking efforts of GeoTrellis on Amazon Web Services with Mesos, Spark, Accumulo, and HDFS.
Developer Advocate, Basho Technologies; Cambridge, MA – January 2013-July 2014
  • Engaged in technical pre-sales conversations with prospects.
  • Maintained Chef cookbooks for Riak and Riak CS.
  • Built tooling to support Riak for Docker, Datomic, Omnibus, and Vagrant.
Programmer/Analyst, Wharton Research Data Services; Philadelphia, PA – June 2010-January 2013
  • Automated existing data preparation and publishing processes.
  • Rewrote a significant portion of internal documentation to improve maintainability.
  • Re-architected a core product’s full-text search with Solr and Amazon Web Services.
Software Engineer, The Wharton School; Philadelphia, PA – August 2008-June 2010
  • Met faculty and PhD research demands using a wide variety of languages and platforms.
  • Delivered several technical presentations to spread awareness of emerging technologies.
  • Helped drive open source software initiatives to decrease IT costs and maintain quality.

Community Involvement

Volunteer, Coded by Kids; Philadelphia, PA – October 2015-June 2016
  • Led students through basic web development courses and projects.
  • Streamlined student and volunteer on-boarding processes with virtual e-mail accounts.
Volunteer, Emerging Technologies Conference; Philadelphia, PA – September 2014-Present
  • Helped recruit speakers for the infrastructure track.
  • Helped expand Opportunity Grant program for members of underrepresented groups.
Co-organizer, Philly DevOps; Philadelphia, PA – July 2012-December 2015
  • Started the first DevOps focused user group in Philadelphia.
  • Working to grow a community for individuals who believe in bridging the gap between development and operations.
Board Member, PennApps Labs; Philadelphia, PA – May 2011
  • Advised student initiated technology projects for the University of Pennsylvania.
  • Connected student developers with technology resources within the university.
Volunteer, Police Athletic League; Philadelphia, PA – February 2011
  • Mentored kids who where struggling with mathematics.
  • Helped administer a 24 Challenge tournament for sixth graders.

Education

The Wharton School, UPenn, San Francisco, CA – Product Design and Development, January 2011
  • Participated in an Innovation Tournament with a class of MBA students.
  • Brainstormed and pitched several iterations of Internet based business ideas.
  • Managed the development of website prototypes on a short timeline.
Temple University, Philadelphia, PA – B.S., Computer Science, May 2007
  • Graduated Magna Cum Laude with a 3.66 GPA (3.70 in major).
  • Member of the Temple University Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.
  • Served as an ambassador to incoming students for the Computer Science Department.

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