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Hi, I am Martin

Martin Rosselle

Cloud Engineering at Martin Rosselle

I am a passionate cloud engineer with +20 years of working experience in IT.

Leadership
Team Work
Problem-solving
Adaptability

Skills

Experiences

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AWS Consultant
Swift

April 2022 - Present, La Hulpe

Responsibilities:
  • Single point of contact for everything AWS related
  • Working in collaboration with the Center of Cloud Enablement
  • Development of blueprint setups (Packer, Terraform, AWS CodePipeline)
  • Coaching of employees with zero/beginners AWS knowledge

AWS Technical Architect
Luminus

August 2021 - March 2022, Brussels/Hasselt

Responsibilities:
  • AWS Landingzone management and improvements
  • Onboarding new AWS projects - assessing technical feasibility of designs
  • IaC
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Freelance software engineer
Ibanity

July 2018 - July 2021, Brussels

The API marketplace of Isabel Group.

Responsibilities:
  • Openshift management (multiple environments) on AWS
  • AWS management (multiple accounts)
  • Network ops
  • Metrics / monitoring
  • Watch duty
  • Site reliability
  • Co-lead infrastructure/devops team

Freelance cloud/software Engineer
Kapsch International

December 2016 - June 2018,

Kapsch Group is one of Austria’s most successful technology corporations in the fields of mobility and digitalization.

Responsibilities:
  • AWS infrastructure
  • Product migration to AWS
  • Create OpenID connect solution
  • PKI
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Freelance cloud/software Engineer
Twipe

March 2016 - December 2016,

Twipe is a mediatech scale-up based in Leuven, Belgium working with leading newspaper publishers to grow their digital subscribers and sustain quality journalism. They offer cloud based digital edition publishing, analytics, and personalisation solutions.

Responsibilities:
  • MVP development using various technologies and programming languages and deployment on AWS.

Software Engineer
Euroclear

December 2011 - February 2016, Brussels

Responsibilities:
  • development of custom security solutions for SSO
  • managing and developing various libraries for interopability
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