Sabriand Fairweather

Sabriand Fairweather has a diverse work experience that spans over a decade. From 2010 to the present, they have worked at National Flood Services in various roles. As a Deployment Engineer (Release Management), their responsibilities included coordinating software deployment scheduling, specifying release processes and procedures, and facilitating release deployment across different internal infrastructure levels. In their role as a Software Deployment Specialist II, Sabriand managed and administered source control for multiple products on an IBM I Series midrange server farm, trained colleagues on software deployment and administration, and managed software deployments for 10+ products.

Additionally, Sabriand worked as an intern at the United Nations Environment Program in 2016. During this time, they co-authored a curriculum for teaching Engineering Geology at Kabul Muslim University for use in the UNEP-supported Disaster Management degree program. They also took the assembled resources from another author and created a detailed course presentation with teaching plans, lesson outlines, student activities, and teaching aides.

Overall, Sabriand Fairweather has gained expertise in release management, software deployment, IBM I Series administration, curriculum development, and disaster management through their work experiences.

Sabriand Fairweather holds a Bachelor of Science degree in IT Business Management from Western Governors University. The exact start and end years of their education at this institution are not provided.