Steve Liang
About Steve Liang
Steve Liang is a Senior Software Engineer I specializing in DevOps, currently employed at Narvar in San Francisco since 2018. He has prior experience as a Principal Engineer at Verizon and an Engineering Manager at Intel Corporation, with a strong focus on infrastructure development using AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, and other tools.
Work at Narvar
Steve Liang has been employed at Narvar since 2018, serving as a Senior Software Engineer I in the DevOps department. In this role, he is responsible for developing and maintaining infrastructure on both AWS and GCP platforms. His work involves utilizing technologies such as Kubernetes, Docker, Ansible, Terraform, and various CI/CD tools. He collaborates with colleagues to enhance the efficiency and security of the infrastructure, contributing to the overall performance of the organization.
Previous Experience at Verizon
Before joining Narvar, Steve Liang worked at Verizon from 2014 to 2016 as a Principal Engineer in Architecture and Infrastructure. His tenure at Verizon lasted for two years, during which he was based in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. In this position, he focused on architectural design and infrastructure solutions, leveraging his technical expertise to support the company's operational needs.
Previous Experience at Intel Corporation
Steve Liang was employed at Intel Corporation from 2012 to 2014 as an Engineering Manager. His role at Intel lasted for two years and took place in Santa Clara, California. In this capacity, he managed engineering teams and oversaw projects related to infrastructure development, drawing on his extensive knowledge of software engineering and infrastructure management.
Education and Expertise
Steve Liang possesses expertise in Linux and Python, which he applies to infrastructure development. His technical skills are complemented by his experience with various tools and platforms, including AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, Docker, Ansible, and Terraform. This combination of skills enables him to effectively contribute to infrastructure projects and enhance operational efficiency.