@denydias

About

My name is Deny Dias (a.k.a. @denydias) and I build software and services for humans.

Currently I hold the chief of product and operations position at eDok.

In a sentence: I'm what people call a full-stack software developer, a DevOp or whatever the hype word for someone who masters the whole tech cycle may be.

I'm specialist at systems design, specification, development, deployment and the life-cycle of mission-critical operations, both on-premises and in the cloud. I have a solid career in streaming media and digital asset management segments, with emphasis on massive content acquisition, processing, storage, reuse and distribution. I also have huge experience with many IT infrastructure related areas.

My (non-exhaustive) skill set at a glance:

• Software Project Management
  • Talk to human beings to understand their needs on any given system.
  • Translate that needs into a detailed set of specifications for developers.
  • Manage the conversion of specifications into software deliverables.
  • Keep a project on track for schedule, cost, scope and quality baselines.
  • Develop resources and human friendly solutions to complex problems.
• Development
  • Write good code in Bash, PHP, JS, CSS, HTML, Lua and others less common idioms.
  • Understand and apply proper software design patterns for a given problem.
  • Streamline development, testing, staging and production cycles.
  • Create Docker images and deploy its derived containers.
  • Build and run continuous integration for software.
  • Document code and processes for tech people.
  • Leverage RESTful APIs and JSON power.
  • Transcode tons of data into whatever.
  • Stand for DVCS adoption.
• On-Premise Operation
  • Develop and implement security aware operations.
  • Design, deploy and run IT operation processes.
  • Work with lots of data coming back and forth.
  • Deal with mission-critical systems.
  • Integrate many different systems.
• Cloud Operation
  • Scale systems, both vertically and horizontally.
  • Migrate on-premises systems into the cloud.
  • Make a good use of the cloud services APIs.
• Time-to-Market
  • Document tech knowledge for non-tech people.
  • Write marketing stuff about anything tech.
  • SEO and Social Media integration.
• General Skills
  • Advanced usage of *nix/BSD.
  • Automate repetitive tasks.
  • Travel (for work or not).
  • Help people (for free).
  • Ride a bike.
  • Fix things.

Sociopolitical Views

As the society becomes increasingly fractured into factions, I think it's important for people to disclose their sociopolitical views. This is me on the subject (might change without notice):

• Atheist.
• Science driven.
• Meritocracy critic.
• Anarchist in its non-violent form.
• Open minded to anything progressive.
• Libertarian regarding drugs and abortion.
• Unsympathetic to civilian firearm ownership.
• Against patent systems and closed technologies.
• Deeply despise theocracies and religious people in State affairs.
• Strongly believe that only education can make humanity to thrive.
• Feel contempt for governments, borders, flags, anthems and prejudices.