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\begin{document}
%% BEGIN FOOTER %%
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% A digital copy of this document is available at \href{https://resume.grantcohoe.com}{https://resume.grantcohoe.com}}

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\makeheading{Grant Cohoe}

%% BEGIN CONTACT INFO %%
\section{Contact Information}
\emph{E-mail:} \email{jobs@grantcohoe.com}\\
\emph{Web:} \href{https://www.grantcohoe.com} {https://www.grantcohoe.com}

\emph{Resume:} \href{https://resume.grantcohoe.com} {https://resume.grantcohoe.com}
%% END CONTACT INFO


%% BEGIN SUMMARY %%
\section{Summary}
Operations engineer with excellent problem solving abilities and extensive knowledge in emerging, current, and legacy technologies capable of making practice and policy recommendations across the enterprise.
%% END SUMMARY


%% BEGIN SKILLS %%
\section{Skills}

\textbf{Orchestration Tools}: Ansible, Terraform, Helm, Puppet

\textbf{Platforms \& Providers}: Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, Kubernetes/OpenShift, OpenStack

\textbf{Services \& Applications}: Docker, Prometheus, Grafana, ElasticSearch, Consul, RabbitMQ, Vault

\textbf{Databases}: MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Cassandra, DynamoDB, Redis, SQLite

\textbf{Network}: Cisco, Juniper, F5, Ubiquiti, VPN (OpenVPN, IPsec, Wireguard), Tr{\ae}fik

\textbf{Operating Systems}: Linux (Focus on RHEL/CentOS/Fedora \& Ubuntu), FreeBSD, Windows, MacOS

\textbf{Languages}: Python, Swift, NodeJS, Bash

\textbf{Build Tools}: TeamCity, Harness, Jenkins, Git
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%% BEGIN EXPERIENCE %%
\section{Professional Experience}

\href{https://www.klaviyo.com/}{\textbf{Klaviyo}},
Boston MA
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	\item[] \textit{Senior Site Reliability Engineer} (Platform Infrastructure)
        \hfill \textbf{Feb 2024 to Present}
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		\item Still onboarding.
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\href{https://www.bnymellon.com/us/en/solutions/asset-managers/data-analytics.html}{\textbf{BNY Mellon | Eagle Investment Systems}},
Wellesley MA
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	\item[] \textit{Principal Software Engineer} (DevOps)
        \hfill \textbf{Nov 2021 to Dec 2023}
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		\item Orchestrate Kubernetes deployments in a cloud native Microsoft Azure environment.
		\item Lead the exploration and proof-of-concept for service mesh implementation.
		\item Provide support and mentoring to internal teams and contractors to enable successful solution delivery.
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\href{https://www.constantcontact.com/}{\textbf{Constant Contact}},
Waltham MA
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	\item[] \textit{Principal System Engineer} (TechOps Systems)
        \hfill \textbf{Mar 2020 to Oct 2021}
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		\item Design system, platform, and architectural best practices and processes to fit dynamic business cases.
		\item Provide extensive consultation and troubleshooting to multiple brands across the enterprise.
		\item Build and test the on-premesis Kubernetes platform integrating with many existing systems.
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	\item[] \textit{Senior System Engineer} (TechOps Systems)
        \hfill \textbf{Jan 2017 to Mar 2020}
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		\item Develop and maintain extensive automation infrastructure and system platforms.
		\item Oversee operation of all Cassandra clusters in production and pre-prod environments.
		\item Perform assessment of acquired businesses and document all aspects of their platform.
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\href{https://www.rsa.com/}{\textbf{RSA The Security Division of EMC}},
Bedford MA
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   	\item[] \textit{Senior System Administrator} (Engineering Lab Services / Release Engineering)
        \hfill \textbf{Jul 2014 to Jan 2017}
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		\item Responsible for driving implementation initiatives such as VPN tunneling \& system automation. 
		\item Work with cross-functional teams across the world to deliver projects in a complete and timely manner. 		
		\item Provide level 3 support to all systems and services in the global engineering infrastructure.
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    	\item[] \textit{System Administrator} (Engineering Lab Services / Release Engineering)
        \hfill \textbf{Jul 2013 to Jul 2014}
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               \item Assist in the development \& operations of the global product engineering labs and release infrastructure.
               \item Develop infrastructure software and tools to provide visability into lab resources and utilization.
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\href{https://www.campcomputer.com/}{\textbf{Camp Fitch YMCA}},
North Springfield PA
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	\item[] \textit{Director} (Tech Focus Experience / Computer Camp)
	\hfill \textbf{Jun 2013 to Present}
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		\item Plan \& operate a 2-week program teaching children introductory computer topics.
		\item Interact and discuss topics and concerns with parents, camp staff, and co-directors. 
		\item Primarily responsible for facilities, on-site operations, and staffing.
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\makeheading{Grant Cohoe}


%% BEGIN PROJECTS %%
\section{Projects}

\textbf{Charter Cruise Social Media Platform} - \href{https://github.com/jocosocial/swiftarr}{https://github.com/jocosocial/swiftarr}
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	\item Contribute to a bespoke social media platform built for the unique culture of a nerd cruise.
	\item Develop core application features, deployment \& testing orchestration.
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\textbf{Charter Cruise Android App} - \href{https://github.com/jocosocial/tricordarr}{https://github.com/jocosocial/tricordarr}
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	\item Built a React Native app for Android devices using the Twitarr service API (see above).
	\item Successfully implemented push notifications in a zero-internet environment.
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\textbf{Internet Connection Monitor} - \href{https://github.com/CFCC/TurboStacks/tree/main/metrics}{https://github.com/CFCC/TurboStacks/tree/main/metrics}
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		\item Developed a series of dashboards to display connection metrics and determine perceived network quality.
                \item Utilized Docker Compose, Grafana, Prometheus, and the Blackbox Exporter.
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\textbf{Cocktail Recipe Research Platform} - \href{https://github.com/cohoe/amari}{https://github.com/cohoe/amari}
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    \item[]
            \begin{innerlist}
                \item Built a full-stack application platform to manage and query recipes in a variety of domain-specific ways.
                \item Stack consists of React, Flask (RESTx), Zookeeper, Redis, ElasticSearch, PostgreSQL, Cognito.
            \end{innerlist}
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\textbf{Puppet Infrastructure for Computer Camp} - \href{https://github.com/CFCC/TurboPuppet}{https://github.com/CFCC/TurboPuppet}
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    \item[]
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                \item Implemented Puppet to fully provision camper computers for a two-week summer program.
		 \item Built using many industry best practices learned at Constant Contact and through the community.
            \end{innerlist}
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\textbf{Bluetooth Headphone Connection Manager} - \href{https://github.com/cohoe/maxime}{https://github.com/cohoe/maxime}
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    \item[]
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                \item Tool in Python on Fedora Linux to manage PulseAudio sinks \& deal with Bluetooth connectivity quirks.
                \item Listens for DBus events and routes audio stream based on user configuration and connection state.
            \end{innerlist}
\end{outerlist}
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\textbf{Open Source Network Resource \& Access Manager} - \href{https://legacy-blog.grantcohoe.com/projects/starrs}{https://legacy-blog.grantcohoe.com/projects/starrs}
\begin{outerlist}
    \item[]
            \begin{innerlist}
                \item Designed and developed an interactive system for auditing and management of network resources.
                \item Gives users a self-service portal to provision logical resources such as IP addresses and DNS records.
            \end{innerlist}
\end{outerlist}
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\section{Education}

\href{http://www.rit.edu/}{\textbf{Rochester Institute of Technology}},
Rochester, NY
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	\item[] B.S., \href{http://www.nssa.rit.edu/}{Applied Networking \& System Administration}, May 2013

        Minors in \href{http://www.rit.edu/programs/minor_conc/database-design-and-development}
	{Database Design \& Development} and  \href{http://www.rit.edu/programs/minor_conc/applied-communication}
        {Applied Communication}
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%% BEGIN AWARDS %%
\section{Awards}

\textbf{Constant Contact Rovie's}
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	\item[] \textit{Problem Solver Extraordinaire}
	\hfill \textbf{August 2019}

	\item[] \textit{Stabilizing Cassandra}
        \hfill \textbf{February 2019}
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\textbf{Excellence@EMC Silver}
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	\item[] \textit{Quick Connectivity Solution}
	\hfill \textbf{March 2016}

	\item[] \textit{Whatever It Takes}
	\hfill \textbf{January 2016}

	\item[] \textit{Transparent Proxy Implementation}
        \hfill \textbf{September 2014}
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%% BEGIN ACTIVITIES/INTERESTS %%
\section{Activities \& Interests}
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	\item Amateur ice hockey player in several Boston-area rec leagues.
	\item Home bartender and cocktail researcher.
	\item Frequent volunteer at a year-round YMCA summer camp on the shore of Lake Erie.
	\item Regular attendee of DevOps Days Boston and other local/national conferences and events.
\end{innerlist}
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