Louis Earl Campbell
About Louis Earl Campbell
Louis Earl Campbell is a DevOps Engineer with a background in software engineering and technology leadership. He has experience working in various roles across multiple companies, focusing on CI/CD systems, cloud infrastructure, and containerization.
Current Role as Dev Ops Engineer
Louis Earl Campbell currently serves as a DevOps Engineer at TradingHub, a position he has held since 2022. In this role, he is responsible for enhancing the company's DevOps practices and infrastructure. His work includes designing and implementing AWS estates using CloudFormation and assisting the engineering team in adopting containerization and micro-service architecture for new projects.
Previous Experience at TradingHub
Before his current role, Louis worked at TradingHub as a Software Engineer from 2020 to 2022. During this time, he contributed to various projects, including the implementation of an ephemeral CI/CD system using ECS on Fargate, EC2, EC2 Image Builder, and TeamCity. This initiative led to a cost reduction of approximately $1000 per month and improved build times.
Education and Qualifications
Louis Earl Campbell studied at Lycée des Arts et Métiers, where he achieved a General High School Diploma with a specialization in Information Technology. He also holds an Associate's degree in Game Programming and Game Design from BTS Game Programming and Game Design. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his career in technology and software development.
Career Progression and Roles
Louis has held various positions in the technology sector. He worked as a Lead Technologist at EduTec Luxembourg for five months in 2020 and as a Software Engineer at the same company from 2019 to 2020. Additionally, he completed a Web Development Internship at Done SARL in 2018 and worked as a Software Developer at Electro Center for two months in the same year.
Technical Contributions and Initiatives
Throughout his career, Louis has made significant contributions to technical projects. He led the migration from GUI-created pipelines to Kotlin DSL in TeamCity, enhancing the CI/CD infrastructure. He also published internal packages using Nuget and AWS CodeArtifact to reduce code base dependencies and improve workflows, demonstrating his commitment to optimizing development processes.