Brandon Cabael
About Brandon Cabael
Brandon Cabael serves as the Assistant Vice President of DevOps Engineering at Credit One Bank, a position he has held since 2023. He has a diverse background in technology and management, with previous roles at various companies including Bowtie, IGT, and Sprint.
Work at Credit One Bank
Brandon Cabael has been serving as the Assistant Vice President of DevOps Engineering at Credit One Bank since 2023. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing DevOps practices and engineering initiatives within the organization. His previous experience at Credit One as a Cloud Engineer from 2021 to 2023 provided him with a strong foundation in cloud technologies and infrastructure management. The position is based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and operates in a hybrid work environment.
Education and Expertise
Brandon Cabael completed his high school education at Silver Creek High School from 2007 to 2011. His professional expertise includes DevOps engineering, cloud engineering, and full-stack development. He has applied Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) principles in his work, focusing on application uptime and monitoring solutions. His technical skills also encompass Kubernetes management and CI/CD pipeline implementation.
Background
Brandon Cabael has a diverse professional background, beginning his career in retail and sales before transitioning to technology roles. He worked as a Lead Wireless Retail Consultant at Sprint and held various positions at Dish Network, including Inside Sales Representative and Customer Retention Specialist. His journey in technology began with a role as a Junior Full Stack Developer at Bowtie, where he gained foundational programming skills.
Achievements
During his career, Brandon Cabael has achieved significant milestones in his roles. He implemented automation scripts that reduced QA test time by 25% during the build process. Additionally, he developed monitoring solutions that achieved an application uptime of 99.9%. His leadership in implementing GitLab CI/CD pipelines resulted in a 55% reduction in deployment time for containerized Kubernetes applications. These contributions highlight his impact in enhancing operational efficiency.