Colby Weber
About Colby Weber
Colby Weber is a Software Developer at General Motors, where he has worked since 2018 in the Austin, Texas area. He specializes in DevOps practices, focusing on automation and infrastructure management.
Work at General Motors
Colby Weber has been employed as a Software Developer at General Motors since 2018. He is based in the Austin, Texas area and has accumulated six years of experience in this role. His responsibilities include improving the quality and performance of applications and deployment pipelines, as well as enhancing customer experience. Weber specializes in DevOps philosophies, focusing on automation of deployments and test cases, which contributes to the efficiency of the software development process.
Previous Employment Experience
Before joining General Motors, Colby Weber worked at Pot Of Gold Estate Liquidation as an Auction Concierge and Item Lister for three months in 2014. Prior to that, he was an Antiques Dealer at Brass Armadillo from 2012 to 2014, where he gained two years of experience in the antiques market. These roles provided him with diverse skills that complement his technical expertise.
Education and Expertise
Colby Weber studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Northern Arizona University from 2014 to 2018, completing a four-year degree. His educational background supports his current role as a Software Developer, where he applies his knowledge of engineering principles to software development. He possesses considerable expertise in managing infrastructure with various technologies, including Redis, Apache Tomcat, Apache Kafka, Couchbase, Kubernetes, and the full Elastic Stack.
Technical Skills and Specializations
Colby Weber specializes in DevOps methodologies, emphasizing automation in deployment processes and testing. He has extensive knowledge of Team Foundation Server (TFS) and build/release pipelines, which are critical for continuous integration and delivery. Additionally, he maintains software products across more than 500 Linux and Unix servers, showcasing his capability in managing large-scale infrastructure.