Sujit Patel
About Sujit Patel
Sujit Patel is a Site Reliability Engineer currently working at Oye Rickshaw in New Delhi, India. He has a background in DevOps and Infrastructure as Code, with experience at UNIFY TECHNOLOGIES and NeoStencil, Inc.
Current Role at Oye Rickshaw
Sujit Patel serves as a Site Reliability Engineer at Oye Rickshaw, a company focused on first and last mile transportation solutions. He has held this position since 2020, contributing to the reliability and performance of the company's infrastructure. His role involves ensuring system availability and efficiency, which is critical for the operational success of the organization.
Previous Experience at UNIFY TECHNOLOGIES
Before joining Oye Rickshaw, Sujit Patel worked at UNIFY TECHNOLOGIES as a Senior DevOps Engineer from 2019 to 2020. During his 11 months in this role, based in Gurgaon, India, he was responsible for enhancing the development and operational processes within the company, focusing on improving system reliability and deployment efficiency.
Experience at NeoStencil, Inc.
Sujit Patel gained valuable experience as a DevOps Engineer at NeoStencil, Inc. from 2016 to 2019. Over the course of three years in Gurgaon, India, he developed skills in managing and optimizing development pipelines, which contributed to the overall efficiency of the software development lifecycle.
Education and Academic Background
Sujit Patel completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics at Veer Kunwar Singh University, Arrah, from 2014 to 2017. Prior to this, he studied at Govt. Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya in Delhi, where he completed his 10+2 education under the CBSE curriculum, focusing on Science.
Technical Expertise in Site Reliability
Sujit Patel possesses expertise in Infrastructure as Code, specifically using Terraform. He has implemented monitoring and alert systems utilizing Prometheus, Grafana, and Slack. Additionally, he is experienced in managing Continuous Integration/Delivery pipelines and is familiar with Helm charts for Kubernetes applications, which are essential for modern cloud-native environments.