Emre Duman

Info

• Based in London and have a BSc in Business Information Systems from the University of Westminster.
• Shortly after achieving my degree, I worked as a Platform engineer where I was exposed to many Cloud and DevOps tools.
• Keen interests in Cloud, DevOps, Cyber Security, Software engineering, IT support and Business.

Experience:

Graduate Platform Engineer

• Initial training with Python, AWS, Azure, and other Cloud & DevOps tools
• Deployed to a client to work on highly sensitive government projects requiring security clearance
• Led several DevOps projects to help maintain, monitor and refresh the environment

Graduate Platform Engineer role

• Trained in Python, AWS & Azure.
• Worked on highly sensitive government projects, requiring Security Clearance.
• Led various DevOps projects to support, refresh & monitor the high-security environment.
• Exposed to new technologies & tools on a regular basis including Ansible, Bash, Linux, Packer, Prometheus, Git, Kubernetes, Docker and Terraform.
• Provided documentation, which included designs, proof of concepts, and procedures using Jira & Confluence.
• Worked in an Agile environment.
• Exposure with NAS/SAN.

Throughout my time at Westminster, I developed many skills including:

• Programming languages (Javascript, Jquery, CSS, PHP, HTML, Python)
• Database management
• UI/UX development (including prototyping)
• UML modeling (Class, Use-case, activity & sequence diagrams)
• Front end and back end development
• Agile project management

My modules included

• First-Year: (2:1)

Business information systems concepts, Business Mathematics, Modelling User and System Requirements, Programming principles, Computer Science Practice, Web Design, and Development.

• Second Year: (1:1)

BIS Design & Development, Business Analytics, IT Security, Agile Project Management, Database Systems.

• Third Year: (1:1)

Information-Driven Entrepreneurship and Enterprise, Strategic Management of Information Systems, Security and Forensics, Mobile User Experience, Final Year Project