Mike Olsson

Mike Olsson has a diverse range of work experience in the technology industry. Mike is currently working as a Product Operations Engineer at The Linux Foundation. Prior to that, they were self-employed and actively searching for remote positions. Mike also worked as a Senior System Engineer at Fiserv and as a Design Engineer IV at ADP, where they were responsible for providing service design solutions. Before that, they held positions as a Senior Linux Engineer at Racemi, a System Administrator at Lenovo, and a Technical Solutions Consultant III at Hewlett-Packard. Mike's experience also includes working as a Systems Engineer at Manheim and TEKsystems, as well as an IT Manager at Gemu. Mike has expertise in various operating systems, including Linux, VMware, and Citrix, and has skills in areas such as web site UI, maintenance, and deployments.

Mike Olsson attended the University of North Georgia from 1994 to 1998, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. During their time at the university, they studied fields such as CS, Math, Computer Science, Physics, and Business. In addition to their formal education, Mike has also obtained several certifications. These include "LFC191: Open Source Licensing Basics for Software Developers," "LFD121: Developing Secure Software," and "Antitrust Training for LF Projects," all from The Linux Foundation, which were obtained in January 2023. Mike also holds a certification as a Primal Health Coach from Accredible, earned in April 2019. Furthermore, Mike has taken courses in AWS Concepts and Ansible from Linux Academy, although the specific details about these certifications are not provided. Finally, they have shown an interest in data privacy and open source development through their participation in "Data Privacy for LFX Developers," "Developing Secure Software LFD121," "Open Source 101," and "Open Source Licensing Basics for Software Developers," all from The Linux Foundation, though the months and years for these certifications are not specified.