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Philip T. shared thisAre you a student pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field? Do you want to work on exciting and transformational projects with stunning colleagues? Then we have an amazing opportunity for you this summer! My team is currently looking for an IT SRE / DevOps Intern to join our Summer Internship program. This is a great chance to gain hands-on experience and work alongside some of the best in the industry. Don't miss out on this opportunity to jumpstart your career in the tech industry. Apply now using the link below! #GitHub #SREDevOps #SummerInternship #RemoteWork Link to apply: https://lnkd.in/gmVnWUDQ
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Philip T. shared thisAfter 2 1/2 years at LinkedIn, I've decided to move onto my #nextplay. I'm grateful for all the those that I have had the honor and pleasure to worked with. First and foremost, I'd like to thank my teammates: David Paul Zimmerman, Jabri Bembry, Kedar Raje, Ramakant Komali, Monty Zhang, Emmanuel Regimbald, Nishita Sikka, Jeremy Driscoll, Cyrus Rahimi, Pedro Lopez, Antony Alexander, Balasubramanian W V, Venkata Raja Sekhar Seetamraju, Lukesh Jeevanandam, Revathy Thomas, Velmurugan Gunasekaran, Richard Webeling, and John Lira You are the best and I'll miss working alongside y'all. Also, thank you Sabry Tozin, Balaji Ramaswamy, and Jeevan Varughese for your great leadership and support. Until next time... #linkedinfamily #grateful #thankyou
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Philip T. liked thisPhilip T. liked thisWe're hiring on my team at GitHub - feel free to ping me with questions about the role if you're interested! Senior Site Reliability Engineer - IT https://lnkd.in/grr8uqYy
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Philip T. liked thisPhilip T. liked thisWe’ve got an AV Engineer, IT Support role open on my team at GitHub! https://lnkd.in/gCb2wKcw
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Philip T. reacted on thisPhilip T. reacted on thisAfter an incredible chapter, I’m excited to share that I’ll be leaving Jamf and starting a new role at GitHub. It’s with great excitement, and a bit of bittersweet emotion, that I share I’m officially joining GitHub. My time at Jamf has been nothing short of amazing. I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside some truly talented people, learn continuously, and contribute to work that makes a real impact. I’m deeply grateful for the relationships, mentorship, and experiences I’m taking with me. Now, I’m looking forward to this next adventure at GitHub. An organization I’ve long admired for its mission, community, and innovation. I’m excited to dive in, grow, and help build what’s next. Thank you to everyone at Jamf who made this journey so meaningful. And to my new colleagues at GitHub, looking forward to what we are about to accomplish together!
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Philip T. liked thisHappy to share that I'll be speaking on Traditional TPRM : Common challenges, new AI risks, scaling processes on April 16. Link to join is below.Philip T. liked thisFor years, TPRM has been about creating clarity, a structured way to understand and manage vendor risk. But as ecosystems expand and AI systems become part of the stack, that clarity is getting harder to maintain. Reviews start lagging, evidence goes out of date and it gets harder to see risk clearly across vendors. Then AI vendors get added to the mix. With it comes new kinds of risk around data usage, privacy and compliance without a consistent way to monitor them over time. And that’s where traditional TPRM starts to break down. Because what worked for a handful of vendors and periodic reviews was never designed for dynamic risk and continuous change. That’s exactly what we’re unpacking in this session. Join Guensie Fisher, JD, CISA (Sr. Technical Risk Analyst, GitHub) and Aditya Kaushish (Sr. Solutions Engineer, Sprinto) as they cover how AI is changing the nature of vendor risk and what a more scalable, continuous approach looks like in practice. Register here👇
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Philip T. liked thisPhilip T. liked thisI’m growing the team. We’re hiring a Data Center Deployment Engineer (L4/L5) to join our Open Connect team in Los Gatos. This photo is from our recent team onsite in LA, a great reminder that while we tackle big infrastructure challenges, it’s the people and the culture that make the work worth it. We’re not looking for a candidate who checks every box. We’re looking for curious, collaborative problem-solvers who value a culture of mutual support over heroics. Non-linear backgrounds welcome. If you’re passionate about infrastructure and want a role with real ownership and a team that has your back, we’d love to meet you. #OpenConnect #DataCenter #Hiring #WeAreNetflix
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Philip T. reacted on thisLet me introduce you all to my son, Seth Sprague, Founder of RingReady AI as a Senior in High School. He has many brilliant ideas which have surfaced through other successful business endeavors and the Entrepreneurs Club.. but I encourage you to Connect & follow him for more to come on this one ✨Philip T. reacted on thisMost service businesses underestimate how much revenue is lost from missed calls after hours. If even 5–10 calls per month go unanswered, that can translate into thousands in lost opportunity over time, especially for appointment-based businesses. It’s not always about generating more leads. Sometimes growth comes from capturing the ones already coming in.
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Philip T. reacted on thisPhilip T. reacted on thisAfter almost a decade of defending the software development ecosystem from baddies at GitHub, I'm excited to share that I've joined Zed Industries to continue that mission as their Head of Security. Thank you to all the Hubbers who made GitHub a wonderful experience from start to finish; I owe you all a debt of gratitude I can hardly repay. Please keep making the difference you make ✨ Now it's time to roll my sleeves up and get back to building with the amazing crew at Zed 🚀
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Managing your CDN with Infrastructure as Code? The Fastly Terraform Provider makes it easy to manage Fastly services directly from your Terraform workflows—so you can provision infrastructure, automate deployments, and keep your edge configuration version-controlled. One thing I appreciate: the provider is actively maintained with a high level of care by the Fastly team. Reliability and performance matter at every layer, and that attention to detail shows up even in the tooling developers rely on every day. If you’re integrating edge infrastructure into your DevOps pipelines, it’s worth checking out. Learn more and explore the docs: https://lnkd.in/eGFGfry3 #Terraform #DevOps #EdgeComputing #InfrastructureAsCode
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