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Vitória/ES, Brasil
I spend a tonne of time working on my own stuff. Working on a web/database servers for the hell of it. I like break stuff, rebuild it and repeat. I keep every interesting things can do on my home server and try it; even if i'll never going to use it personally. If anything ever breaks or doesn't make sense, don't drop it until i truly understand what is going on. Avoiding adopt any cargo-cult mentality at whatever cost. If doing this type of stuff sounds like an extreme bore, reconsider your aspirations. I make it works.
For security reasons, I will only describe the activities performed in this company when closing the services for it.
Discover and report vulnerabilities, bugs, and security flaws in corporate systems.
Implement systems Infrastructure, analyzing requirements and functionalities, making modifications to the operation, adapting, specifying its architecture, choosing development tools, specifying programs. Manage environments, provide technical support in all infrastructure. Prepare technical documentation and set standards offering solutions for environments. Performs services on network equipment, such as installation and configuration of computers and network assets. Provides support to the development team, records occurrences, guides users, tracks and eliminates glitches. Negotiates the contracting of services and products, accompanying program maintenance contracts.
Supervise network activities, involving the elaboration of projects of implantation, including the monitoring, development and integration of systems, using high technology OpenSource. Safety planning, aiming at the prevention, maintenance and conservation of assets. Administer and analyze systems, raising vulnerabilities, mapping risks and implementing solutions for security of environments and computerized devices and endpoints. Responsible for all infrastructure and administration of systems and servers linux.
Review process standards and ensure best performance
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