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%% Based off `template.tex'.
%% Copyright 2006-2010 Xavier Danaux (xdanaux@gmail.com).
%%
%% Copyright 2010-2017 Raphaël Pinson (raphink@gmail.com).
%
% This work may be distributed and/or modified under the
% conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License version 1.3c,
% available at http://www.latex-project.org/lppl/.
% Version: 20110122-4
\documentclass[11pt,a4paper,nolmodern]{moderncv}
\usepackage{RaphaelPinson}
\address{Chemin du Jura 3}{1041~Poliez-le-Grand}{Switzerland}
\usepackage[english]{babel}
\linespread{0.9}
% for some reason, lines take up a lot of space in itemize in English...
\newenvironment{tightitemize}
{\begin{itemize}
\setlength{\parskip}{0pt}}
{\end{itemize}}
% personal data
\title{Cloud Native Tech Evangelist}
\extrainfo{%
\linkedin~\httplink{www.linkedin.com/in/raphink}\\%
\octocat~\httplink{www.github.com/raphink}\\%
Driving License} % optional, remove the line if not wanted
\myquote{Freely you have received, freely give}{Matthew 10:8}
%\nopagenumbers{} % uncomment to suppress automatic page numbering for CVs longer than one page
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
% content
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\begin{document}
\setmainfont{Minion Pro}
\setsansfont{Myriad Pro}
\hyphenpenalty=10000
\maketitle
\section{Experience}
\tlcventry{2022}{0}
{Solutions Architect, then Technical Marketing Engineer}
{\href{https://isovalent.com}{Isovalent}}
{Remote}
{}
{
\begin{itemize}
\item \emph{Consulting}\newline
I \textbf{supported customers, prospects, and partners} in architecture decisions for
Cilium, Tetragon and Isovalent Enterprise implementation.\newline
This activity included onboarding and counseling new customers, via both online and on-site sessions,
as well as hosting regular public AMA sessions for prospects.
\item \emph{Instruqt Labs}\newline
Using the Instruqt platform, I \textbf{built and maintained both public and private
technical hands-on labs} to demonstrate and teach Cilium, Tetragon, and eBPF
functionalities to prospects, customers, and partners.\newline
These labs have been heavily used by Sales Engineers, customers, and partners.
I built and supported \textbf{automation} to ease building and updating labs for the TME team.\newline
In order to improve the learning experience, I built \textbf{gamified interfaces} for labs,
including e.g. exams and badges, an interactive web map to access the labs and view live lab activity,
and a holiday calendar for the end-of-year season.\newline
These iniatives \textbf{multiplied}
the attractivity of the platform and the user's satisfaction with the learning experience.
\item \emph{Technical Content}\newline
I wrote \textbf{blog posts} and recorded \textbf{videos} about Cilium and Tetragon.
I also \textbf{conducted video interviews} with users and customers.
\item \emph{Learning Experience}\newline
As part of a project to build a learning platform, I conducted \textbf{prospective interviews}
with various stakeholders, and built a \textbf{minimal viable product} for a learning platform portal.
\item \emph{Workshops}\newline
I led workshops —both on-site and online— with prospects and customers,
mixing theorical content and hands-on labs.
\item \emph{Tooling Improvements}\newline
In order to improve internal tooling, I built a system to visualize Kubernetes cluster debug information
exported by Cilium using a mock cluster and K9s.
\item \emph{Public Speaking}\newline
I spoke at \textbf{multiple events} (DevOpsDays, Container Days, KubeCon, etc.) about eBPF,
Cilium, and Tetragon.
\end{itemize}
}
\tlcventry{2012}{2022}
{Cloud Native Tech Evangelist}
{\href{http://www.camptocamp.com}{Camptocamp}}
{Chambéry, then Lausanne}
{}
{
\begin{itemize}
\item \emph{Puppet \& Cloud}\newline
When I joined Camptocamp, the instructure team's activity focused on
managing 500+ servers on behalf of clients, using mainly \textbf{Puppet}, \textbf{OpenVZ}, and \textbf{Amazon Web Services}.
\item \emph{Partnerships \& Training}\newline
In order to leverage our team's renowned expertise in Puppet,
I set up a \textbf{strategic partnership} with Puppet Labs and started teaching the official
Puppet curriculum. This required me to be certified by both the \textbf{Puppet Professional} and \textbf{Puppet Developer} certifications.
I also wrote our own curriculum based on \textbf{Foreman} for clients using Open Source Puppet,
as well as an \textbf{Augeas} curriculum.\newline
Since then, I have been a \textbf{trainer} to many engineers at major banks, universities (EPFL, Unibe), research facilities (CERN, CNRS), and many more.
\item \emph{Open Source Work}\newline
As our team managed tens of public open-sourced Puppet modules, I strived to improve quality
by implementing \textbf{unit and acceptance tests}, publishing on the Puppet forge, and getting approvals by Puppet Labs as standard implementations. I also managed the \textbf{Augeasproviders} project and maintained the Puppet modules associated with it.
My Puppet expertise led to many \textbf{consulting} missions, ranging from architecture to migration,
as well as specific \textbf{Ruby} development, and earned me a recognition as \textbf{Puppet Champion of the year 2020}, with a title of \textbf{Extraordinary Puppeteer}.
\item \emph{Terraform}\newline
With our use of public clouds broadening, we switched our provisioning from \textbf{Cloud Formation} to \textbf{Terraform} and contributed multiple providers and modules to the community.
I authored \textbf{Terraboard}, a UI to visualize Terraform states, written in \textbf{Go} and \textbf{AngularJS}.
\item \emph{Containers \& Orchestration}\newline
Around 2014, we moved our Puppet acceptance tests from \textbf{Vagrant} to \textbf{Docker}.
We realized Docker's potential, and moved our Puppet stack on top of it.
Starting with \textbf{Docker-Compose}, we switched to \textbf{Rancher} in 2015 to scale the infrastructure horizontally, and became \textbf{Rancher Partner}.
We wrote containers tools such as \textbf{Bivac}, to automate volumes backup.
I migrated the Puppet stack to \textbf{OpenShift} around 2018. \newline
\textbf{Kubernetes} expertise is now our main activity. I have co-authored and taught a 5-day curriculum covering Docker and Kubernetes.
In the meanwhile, I have contributed to getting Camptocamp set up as one of the first \textbf{Kubernetes Certified Service Provider} (KCSP) in Switzerland and the first \textbf{Kubernetes Training Partner} (KTP) in Europe.\newline
I completed the \textbf{OpenShift Administration}, \textbf{CKAD}, \textbf{CKA}, and \textbf{CKS} certification programs.\newline
In the last year, I have co-authored the \textbf{DevOps Stack}, a solution integrating \textbf{Terraform}, \textbf{ArgoCD}, \textbf{OIDC},
\textbf{Træfik}, \textbf{Cert-Manager}, \textbf{Prometheus}, \textbf{Grafana} and more into a framework to easily provision Kubernetes clusters in a \textbf{GitOps} fashion
—using \textbf{GitLab} or \textbf{GitHub Actions} pipelines—
on \textbf{Amazon EKS}, \textbf{Azure AKS}, \textbf{Exoscale SKS}, \textbf{Deutsche Telekom CCE}, \textbf{Rancher K3S}, \textbf{Kind}, and more.
\item \emph{Sales \& Marketing}\newline
As an expert, I have often
supported our \textbf{sales force} and contributed to multiple \textbf{tenders}.
My attachment to Camptocamp's image and values has also encouraged me to improve \textbf{marketing} (through market studies, newsletters, blog posts, videos, white papers, designing illustrations, totems \& goodies).
I have represented Camptocamp at many \textbf{conferences and meetups} (both physical and online) on various subjects (Puppet and its ecosystem, Cloud, DevOps, etc.).
\end{itemize}
}
\tlcventry{2006}{2012}{Systems Engineer}{\href{http://www.orness.com}{ORNESS} then \href{http://www.alten.fr}{Alten}}{Sophia Antipolis}{}{Consultant at France T\'el\'ecom
\begin{itemize}
\item \emph{Cfengine}\newline
I was originally hired to migrate about 3000 machines from \textbf{Cfengine} 1 to Cfengine 2.
This was an opportunity for me to learn about \textbf{Configuration Management} principles and to discover \textbf{Puppet} and \textbf{Augeas} along the way.
\item \emph{Package build farm \& repository}\newline
Migration to Cfengine 2 was an opportunity to standardize software packages used.
I set up a new automated Debian package repository using \textbf{reprepro}
and a \textbf{Debian buildd} farm to compile the packages for multiple distributions and architectures. Both i386 and amd64 builders ran on a single machine, using \textbf{LXC} containers as light virtualization to isolate contexts.\newline
I encouraged developers to package their applications and helped them set up \textbf{CI/CD} pipelines using \textbf{Hudson} (now \textbf{Jenkins}) to automatically release their packages to the repository, using \textbf{GnuPG} keys as the authentication layer.\newline
In order to encourage good practices, I taught multiple sessions of a \textbf{Debian packaging curriculum} to several internal teams.
\item \emph{Gforge}\newline
I administered a Gforge platform for hundreds of developers.
As part of this task, I set up a replicated fallback server and wrote a CVS replication software using \textbf{Perl}, \textbf{PostgreSQL}, and \textbf{inotify}.
\item \emph{Policy Conformity}\newline
In order to improve \textbf{conformity} to standards as we adopted \textbf{ITIL} processes,
I designed \textbf{Treetester}, a Perl software working as a sieve of tests to identify priority
actions to take on machines and platforms and report to platform administrators in a Web UI.
\end{itemize}
}
\tlcventry{2008}{0}{Developer}{\href{http://www.augeas.net}{Augeas}}{Internet}{}{Development, bugfix and documentation
\begin{tightitemize}%
\item Writing of Augeas lenses;
\item Coding in C;
\item Improvement of autotools configuration;
\item NaturalDocs Integration (documentation generator);
\item International Conference Speaker (Belgium (\href{http://archive.fosdem.org/2009/schedule/events/fedora_augeas}{FOSDEM})).
\end{tightitemize}}
\tlcventry{2005}{0}{\href{https://launchpad.net/~raphink}{Developer/Maintainer}}{\href{http://www.ubuntu.com}{Ubuntu}}{Internet}{}{Development, bugfix and documentation
\begin{tightitemize}%
\item Creation, maintenance and review of software packages;
\item Writing of technical documentation for developers;
\item Maintenance of the QA system for software package;
\item Bug management;
\item International Conference Speaker (Hungary, Germany (\href{http://www.linuxtag.org/}{LinuxTag})).
\end{tightitemize}}
\tlcventry{2005}{0}{Open-Source Contributor}{Various projects}{Internet}{}{%
\begin{tightitemize}%
%\item \href{https://launchpad.net/wavebiblebot}{Flammard Bible Bot}: Google Wave Bot, a personal project written in Python/AppEngine;
%\item \href{http://www.ichthux.com}{Ichthux}: Creation and maintenance of a specialized Linux distribution based on Ubuntu;
%\item \href{https://launchpad.net/byobu}{Byobu}: contribution of scripts and patches in Python and Bash;
\item \href{http://search.cpan.org/~raphink}{CPAN Author}: maintainer of several Perl modules on CPAN;
\item \href{http://www.ctan.org/author/id/pinson}{CTAN Author}: maintainer of several \LaTeX{} packages on CTAN.
\end{tightitemize}}
\subsection{Other Experience}
\tlcventry{2009}{0}{Translator and Editor}{La Colombe Calvary}{Nice}{}{%
\begin{tightitemize}%
\item Translation of English theology books into French;
\item Edition of books using \LaTeX{}, \XeTeX{} and \LuaTeX{};
\item Publishing of books using on-demand publishing services (CreateSpace and Lulu).
\end{tightitemize}}
% Restore normal labels
%\tltext{\scriptsize}
%\tldatelabelcventry{2004}{July 2004}{Blue Collar Internship}{\href{http://www.snecma.com}{SNECMA}}{Moissy-Cramayel}{}{Assembled and equilibrated turbo reactors for planes}
%\tldatelabelcventry{2002}{Summer 2002}{Fire Safety Officer}{\href{http://www.euroguard.fr/}{Euroguard}}{Marcoussis}{}{Supervised an Alcatel research site}
%\tldatelabelcventry{2001}{Summer 2001}{Surveillance Agent}{Penauille Polys\'ecurit\'e}{Paris}{}{Supervised the headquarters of the French Red Cross}
%\tllabelcventry{1999}{2000}{1999--2000}{Certified First Responder}{\href{http://www.croix-rouge.fr/}{French Red Cross}}{Paris Suburbs}{}{Served in several volunteer missions as a paramedic}
\pagebreak
\section{Education}
\tldatecventry{2013}{Puppet Trainer}{\href{https://puppetlabs.com/services/puppet-training/}{PuppetLabs}}{Amsterdam}{}{Official Training Partner for PuppetLabs' courses (Puppet Fundamentals, Puppet Advanced, Extending Puppet with Ruby)}
\tldatecventry{2009}{ITIL{\LARGE\textregistered} v3 Foundation}{\href{http://www.itil-officialsite.com/home/home.asp}{EXIN}}{Sophia Antipolis}{}{Organization and efficiency of the Information System}
\tldatecventry{2005}{Student in Business Creation and Management}{\href{http://www.creation-transmission.com/}{Cr\'eafort}}{Poitiers}{}{Accounting, Management, Marketing, Law}
\tldatecventry{2005}{Student in Pedagogy (`Gestion Mentale')}{\href{http://www.ifgm.org/}{IFGM}}{Bordeaux}{}{Pedagogy, Didacticism, Cognitive Psychology}
\tllabelcventry{2003}{2005}{2003--2005}{Student in Mechanical Engineering}{\newline\href{http://www.ensma.fr}{\'Ecole Nationale Sup\'erieure de M\'ecanique et d'A\'erotechnique (ENSMA)}}{Poitiers}{}{Solid \& Fluid Mechanics, Mathematics, Combusion \& Propulsion, Materials Science, Automation, Signal Processing, Computer Sciences, Management}
\tldatecventry{2004}{Licence, equivalent of a British Bsc, in Mechanics}{\href{http://www.univ-poitiers.fr/}{Universit\'e de Poitiers}}{Poitiers}{}{Solid \& Fluid Mechanics, Mathematics, Combusion \& Propulsion, Materials Science, Automation, Signal Processing, Computer Sciences, Management}
\tllabelcventry{2002}{2003}{2002--2003}{Student in Chemistry}{\href{http://www.u-psud.fr}{Universit\'e de Paris XI}}{Orsay}{}{Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics}
\section{Certifications}
\tldatecventry{2021}{Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS)}{\href{https://training.linuxfoundation.org/certification/verify/}{CNCF}}{LF-xpar0qezpj}{}{Kubernetes}
\tldatecventry{2020}{Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD)}{\href{https://training.linuxfoundation.org/certification/verify/}{CNCF}}{LF-gikljn6k0e}{}{Kubernetes}
\tldatecventry{2019}{Red Hat Certified Specialist in OpenShift Administration}{\href{https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training/ex280-red-hat-certified-specialist-in-openshift-administration-exam}{Red Hat}}{190-035-931}{}{OpenShift}
\tldatecventry{2018}{Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA)}{\href{https://training.linuxfoundation.org/certification/verify/}{CNCF}}{LF-vqymlq6gyo}{}{Kubernetes}
\tldatecventry{2013}{Puppet Certified Developer}{\href{https://puppetlabs.com/services/certification/puppet-developer/}{PuppetLabs}}{PCD0000011}{}{Puppet IT automation software}
\tldatecventry{2013}{Puppet Certified Professional}{\href{https://puppetlabs.com/services/certification/puppet-professional/}{PuppetLabs}}{PCP0000116}{}{Puppet IT automation software}
\tldatecventry{2009}{ITIL{\LARGE\textregistered} v3 Foundation Examination}{\href{http://www.itil-officialsite.com/home/home.asp}{EXIN}}{00055512}{}{Organization and efficiency of the Information System}
\section{Foreign Languages}
\cvlanguage{French}{Native}{Mother Tongue}
\cvlanguage{English}{Fluent}{Daily practice, conferences given in English}
\cvlanguage{Spanish}{Good Level}{Occasional practice}
\cvlanguage{German}{Good Level}{Studied 9 years in school}
%\cvlanguage{Russian}{Intermediary Level}{Studied 3 years in school}
%\cvlanguage{Dutch}{Beginner}{Studied alone}
%\cvlanguage{Swedish}{Beginner}{Studied alone}
\section{Personal interests}
\cvhobby{Music}{Clarinet, guitar, piano, organ, saxophone}
\cvhobby{Sports}{Hiking, sailing, golf, climbing}
\cvhobby{Others}{Genealogy, reading}
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%\section{Publications}
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\end{document}