Site Reliability Engineer
San Francisco Bay Area
Apple
Site Reliability Engineer
October 2013 to January 2015
Cupertino, CA
Site Reliability Engineer
June 2013 to August 2013
Mountain View, CA
Foursquare
Site Reliability Engineer
January 2012 to May 2013
San Francisco, California
Linode
Systems Developer
June 2009 to December 2011
Galloway, New Jersey
Started on Maps Operations, supporting various location-based products and internal services. In that role, built a few internal systems for operational problems and assisted with deployment and maintenance of many public and internal aspects of Apple Maps. Later, helped build the next-generation, low-friction software lifecycle for Internet Services at Apple, working closely with the teams behind iTunes,... Started on Maps Operations, supporting various location-based products and internal services. In that role, built a few internal systems for operational problems and assisted with deployment and maintenance of many public and internal aspects of Apple Maps. Later, helped build the next-generation, low-friction software lifecycle for Internet Services at Apple, working closely with the teams behind iTunes, iCloud, and many other key online properties; offered extensive operational and infrastructure experience to a dedicated, constantly-evolving backend engineering effort. Involved in key scaling efforts for iOS user experience.
What company does Jed Smith work for?
Jed Smith works for Apple
What is Jed Smith's role at Apple?
Jed Smith is Site Reliability Engineer
What industry does Jed Smith work in?
Jed Smith works in the Internet industry.
Who are Jed Smith's colleagues?
Jed Smith's colleagues are Jia Li, Robert Norris, Fernando Garcia, Michael Lampe, Michael Eyal, Kate Egan-Burns, Zach Waterson, Eliza Chang, Nick Kistner, and Rishi Ghan
📖 Summary
Senior SRE and Linux infrastructure architect with a focus on lean, self-service systems that engineer for failure and enable engineers with light care and feeding. Forward-thinking architectural style, embracing modern practices and technologies. Peninsula and startup veteran. 90% Gilfoyle, 10% Hendricks, 200% Bachman.Site Reliability Engineer @ Started on Maps Operations, supporting various location-based products and internal services. In that role, built a few internal systems for operational problems and assisted with deployment and maintenance of many public and internal aspects of Apple Maps. Later, helped build the next-generation, low-friction software lifecycle for Internet Services at Apple, working closely with the teams behind iTunes, iCloud, and many other key online properties; offered extensive operational and infrastructure experience to a dedicated, constantly-evolving backend engineering effort. Involved in key scaling efforts for iOS user experience. From October 2013 to January 2015 (1 year 4 months) Cupertino, CASite Reliability Engineer @ Passed the legendary Google interview to operate production datacenter systems. Implemented, committed, and deployed a modification to a distributed monitoring system for network performance, working around planned cluster downtime. Mutually separated after one quarter for administrative reasons, not performance-related or negative in any way. From June 2013 to August 2013 (3 months) Mountain View, CASite Reliability Engineer @ Administered a sizable Amazon and physical footprint with an emphasis on MongoDB operations and maintenance. Performed several whole-fleet upgrades of MongoDB as well as whole-fleet migrations, first to a private cloud environment and then to physical hardware. Developed novel operational techniques for rapid MongoDB disaster recovery. Developed a system to automate MongoDB repair operations, a significant operational cost in a large MongoDB deployment. On-call administrator responsible for foursquare.com. Coordinated response to several significant uptime events, including coordination with Amazon and 10gen (for MongoDB outages). From January 2012 to May 2013 (1 year 5 months) San Francisco, CaliforniaSystems Developer @ Architected, designed, and engineered the backend for the first version of NodeBalancer, a highly-available load balancing as a service product built upon commodity open-source components. Designed and developed the initial version of Linode Manager for iPhone. Developed a syslog and RRD collection and monitoring system for the Linode fleet, including rapid DDoS detection. Implemented a complete, revisioned Python reStructuredText CMS for the Linode Library utilizing Werkzeug, SQLAlchemy, and Jinja2. Overhauled a DNS and configuration generation system which handles tens of thousands of DNS records hourly. Contributed extensively to internal tool development and ancillary network device automation. Performed on-call administration of a very large fleet at several facilities around the world. Instrumental in developing several internal policies for legal compliance. From June 2009 to December 2011 (2 years 7 months) Galloway, New Jersey Jed Smith is skilled in: Python, Linux, System Administration, Open Source, Distributed Systems, System Architecture, Site Reliability, Containerization, CoreOS, Docker, Apache, DNS, SQL, Bash, C, Networking, Go, Nginx, MongoDB, Scalability, Java, JavaScript, Software Development, Unix, Cloud Computing
Introversion (I), Intuition (N), Thinking (T), Judging (J)
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