DevOps Engineer @ Worked with a myriad of technologies including AWS (EC2, Route 53, VPC, ElastiCache, CloudWatch, etc.), Chef, Knife, Python and various modules, Sensu, Docker, CoreOS / etcd / vulcand, Jenkins, Kubernetes, GitHub, and lots of scripting (BASH, Python, Perl). Also, created Chef cookbooks for Sensu, and MemSQL. Familiarity with MemSQL, Cassandra, Redis, Kafka, and ELK stack. Ubuntu shop. From April 2015 to November 2015 (8 months) DevOps Engineer @ DevOps Engineer working with Amazon Web Services, Jenkins, Vagrant, Bitbucket (Git), virtualization (VirtualBox), and Ansible technologies. We used a lot of bash, python, and batch scripting. I was also the interim Integrations Engineer, and responsible for deploying, releasing, and branching code. Familiarity with HAProxy in order to redirect requests to various LANs. I automated the creation of distributed virtual appliances in OVA format to utilize the AWS CLI to automatically sync over and distribute packaged Vagrant boxes for developers throughout global VLANs to save on download time. Requests to the HAProxy appliance redirected download to the S3 sync appliances based on CIDRs. Ansible was used to provision the boxes, and provisioning, packaging (box to OVA), and storage (S3) were fully automated in Jenkins. Wrote an upstart service in Node JS / Python to utilize the boto module to get R53 records by hosted zone, lookup their respective ELBs and the instances they point to, and return the content as a nicely outputted table in HTML for various persons to view currently running EC2 instances that are in use by various teams. I spent the first six months as a Software Engineer (contract) helping to maintain the NextGen Clinicals software before moving to DevOps full time. As a Software Engineer, I used a lot of Perl, Mason, MSSQL, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Under the supervision of Ian Richardson. From August 2013 to April 2015 (1 year 9 months) Ops / Software Developer @ IT Operations, and Software Developer. I wrote some plugins for Nagios in Perl and C as well as a small number of in-house monitoring and servicing tools / processes. I was responsible for deploying IMC software to both production and development environments as well as pushing partner database content from stage to production. I maintained most the code for IMC, and became very fluent in jQuery, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, PHP, MySQL, and within the Zend Framework. From April 2012 to July 2013 (1 year 4 months) Software Developer @ Field Application Scientist, and Software Developer for a genome analysis software platform. Helped write plugins, and automation scripts in PHP, Smarty, and Perl. I also used a lot of Dojo JS, HTML, and CSS. Here, I gained a lot of insight into the world of intellectual property (IP) and patented biological sequences. My supervisor was Jun Wan. From June 2011 to April 2012 (11 months) Data Analyst for McDermott Center for Human Growth and Development @ Analyses of SOLiD 4 data - ChIP / RNA-Seq / targeted and whole exome / whole genome resequencing from primary to secondary phases. Workflow creation, automation, and with Sun Grid Engine on HPC cluster. This job required a lot of Perl use on the backend as well as advanced knowledge of grid-interaction for automated data analyses via Perl and shell wrappers / drivers. My supervisor was Dr. Bill Crider. From February 2010 to May 2011 (1 year 4 months) Data Analyst (Internship) @ Data-miner, and data-curator for the Oral Pathogen (ORALGEN) DB in the lab's Biosciences Division. Aided in the accumulation, organization, and educational material for the database. The job required heavy use of Perl scripting, automation, and DBI usage. My supervisor was Dr. Xie. From May 2009 to August 2009 (4 months) Sergeant @ From May 2002 to May 2008 (6 years 1 month)

Bachelor of Science (BS), Bioinformatics, 3.47 @ St. Edward's University From 2006 to 2009 Mcneil John Knepper is skilled in: Perl, JavaScript, Software Engineering, SQL, PHP, jQuery, AJAX, Architectures, CSS, LAMP, Software Architecture, Dev and IT Operations, Git, Github, Bitbucket