Mihalache Bogdan

Mihalache Bogdan has extensive work experience in the field of cloud computing and technical support. Mihalache is currently working as a Cloud Infrastructure Architect at HEITS.digital since June 2021. Before that, they worked at Softvision for over 15 years, starting as a Software Developer at Neotech in April 2006 before joining Softvision in the same year.

During their time at Softvision, Mihalache held various roles, including Cloud Solutions Architect, Deployment Lead, and 24/7 Tier3 Support Technical Lead. As a Cloud Solutions Architect, they were responsible for analyzing AWS features, designing deployment architecture, and working with the development team to define requirements for AWS deployments.

As a Deployment Lead, Mihalache managed a deployment team, maintaining an existing major production environment and implementing a new deployment in AWS Cloud. Mihalache faced challenges in infrastructure performance benchmark testing and collaborated with the development team to ensure successful deployments.

In their role as a 24/7 Tier3 Support Technical Lead, Mihalache led a support team responsible for major services. Mihalache'sresponsibilities included analyzing usage, health, and performance of Java server applications, conducting technical investigations, and developing internal tools for investigations and reporting. Additionally, they managed internal and external communication and collaborated with the operations team to improve available tools.

Before their leadership roles, Mihalache worked as a Developer Support Engineer, where they handled functional and non-functional issues related to PIM data sync server connectors. Mihalache communicated with customers worldwide to resolve server-side, backend integration, and device-related issues.

Overall, Mihalache Bogdan's work experience highlights their expertise in cloud infrastructure architecture, AWS deployments, technical support, and software development.

Mihalache Bogdan attended the Technical University of Cluj Napoca from 2001 to 2006, where they pursued studies in Computer Science. No specific degree was mentioned.