Hi, my name is

Anton Nikitenko.

I design resilient & scalable software.

I'm a DevOps engineer specializing in architecting & implementing scalable, reliable infrastructure for critical business operations, and occasionally developing a wide range of data-driven software solutions. Currently, I'm focused on upgrading and introducing new DevOps technologies at Zetron

About Me

Hi! My name is Anton, I’m a DevOps engineer with experience architecting and developing cloud-based software applications for data-driven teams. Throughout my time at the University of Victoria, I gained valuable experience developing software for safety critical communications with Zetron, and improving Middle Mile Logistics operations at Amazon. Following a returning full-time position at Amazon where I continued architecting software for warehouse operations, I moved to work as a Data Science Software Engineer at Wood Mackenzie. In that position I performed many DevOps duties including managing the team’s AWS resources, leading CI/CD initiatives, and support multi-terabyte ETL processes for the oil & gas industry.

Today, I’m working as a DevOps engineer at Zetron, working with my team to transition the organization to a DevOps culture, implementing CI/CD, immutable architecture and security & monitoring solutions.

Outside of work, I enjoy running, climbing, board games, and baking!

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Where I’ve Worked

DevOps Engineer @ Zetron

July 2024 - Present

  • Automating infrastructure provisioning with Packer and Terraform, software building & testing, and implementing monitoring and testing company-wide
  • Interned in the DevOps and development team, creating CI/CD pipelines with Test Suites, implementing software features, bug fixes, and tests for software-defined Radio in Java
  • Clients include public safety and law enforcement agencies with ISO 9001 requirements, operating in a low-latency, safety-critical environment

Some Things I’ve Built

  • Featured Project

    Dinosaur Game

    A minimal, lightweight multiplayer browser game implemented with Phaser and Socket.io. Built for the class SENG 350 at UVic in Fall 2020, showcasing different software architecture patterns.

    • TypeScript
    • VSCode
    • Socket.io
    • Python
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    Dinosaur Game

Other Noteworthy Projects

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Get In Touch

Although I'm not actively looking for new opportunities, I'm always interested to hear about your business and the problems you are trying to solve. Feel free to reach out at anytime.