Jan Wyszynski
About Jan Wyszynski
Jan Wyszynski is a Senior Software Engineer at NewStore, Inc. in Hannover, Niedersachsen, Germany, where he specializes in maintaining and extending an event streaming system based on Apache Kafka using microservices written in Scala and Go.
Work at NewStore
Jan Wyszynski has been a Senior Software Engineer at NewStore, Inc. since 2015, contributing for nine years in Hannover, Niedersachsen, Deutschland. In this role, he maintains and extends an event streaming system based on Apache Kafka. His work involves utilizing microservices architecture, primarily written in Scala and Go, to enhance system functionality and performance. He focuses on improving developer experience and productivity by creating various helper tools and scripts.
Education and Expertise
Jan Wyszynski studied at Leibniz Universität Hannover, where he earned a Master of Science (MS) degree in Informatik. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in software engineering, particularly in the development and maintenance of complex systems. His expertise includes a variety of programming languages and technologies, with a strong emphasis on microservices and event streaming.
Technical Skills and Tools
Jan frequently employs a diverse range of technologies and tools in his work. His skill set includes AWS services such as RDS, S3, EKS, EC2, and Route53. He also utilizes Terraform for infrastructure as code, PostgreSQL for database management, RabbitMQ for messaging, and Kubernetes and Docker for container orchestration. Additionally, he uses Git for version control and FluxCD for continuous delivery.
Background in Microservices Architecture
At NewStore, Jan contributed to building a microservices architecture from scratch. He utilized Go and Python for developing microservices and tooling, demonstrating his capability in creating scalable and efficient systems. His involvement in this project highlights his proficiency in modern software development practices and his ability to work with complex architectures.