Ki Ki Tsang
About Ki Ki Tsang
Ki Ki Tsang is a Senior System Analyst at TELUS in Canada, specializing in cloud platforms and microservices.
Title
Ki Ki Tsang holds the position of Senior System Analyst at TELUS, a leading telecommunications company in Canada. Ki Ki has been with TELUS for over 18 years, starting in February 2005.
Company
Currently, Ki Ki Tsang is working at TELUS as a Senior System Analyst in Canada. TELUS is a major player in the telecommunications industry, offering a range of communication products and services.
Previous Work Experience
Before joining TELUS, Ki Ki Tsang worked at E-Mice Solutions (HK) Limited as a System Analyst from 2001 to 2003 in Hong Kong. Prior to that, Ki Ki gained experience as a Software Engineer at Interpacific Data Management Limited from 1998 to 2000, also in Hong Kong.
Education and Expertise
Ki Ki Tsang completed a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, studying from 1995 to 1998. Ki Ki specializes in transforming monolithic applications to run on cloud platforms like GCP, Kubernetes, and OpenShift. Additionally, Ki Ki has expertise in designing and implementing microservices using technologies such as Node.js, Java, Spring Framework, and Docker.
Technical Skills
Ki Ki Tsang is proficient in designing and implementing CI/CD pipelines using tools like GitHub, Spinnaker, and Cloud Build. Ki Ki also has experience in designing and implementing ETL jobs using Informatica and Control-M. Frequently used tools and frameworks include Spring Boot, Spring Batch, MyBatis, Java, Node.js, SQL, Eclipse, Jenkins, TOAD, Oracle, and Linux. Ki Ki also has cloud knowledge in Docker, Kubernetes, Bigtable, BigQuery, Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage, and Cloud Build, and is knowledgeable in PostgreSQL and JavaScript.
Mentorship
At TELUS, Ki Ki Tsang provides mentorship to developers, sharing expertise and guiding them in using various development tools and best practices. Ki Ki’s role involves helping developers navigate complex systems and improve their skills in areas such as microservices, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud technologies.