Site Reliability Engineer at The Apache Software Foundation
London, England, United Kingdom
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Andreas Veithen is a seasoned Site Reliability Engineer based in London with 18 years of experience spanning Linux systems, Java application architecture and enterprise middleware like WebSphere. Now at Google, he brings deep operational judgment from roles as a WebSphere expert and SOA architect, and a history of fixing hundreds of bugs and managing releases as an Apache committer and PMC member. His open source pedigree includes substantial contributions to Spring Web Services and Apache Axiom, where he improved streaming, namespace handling and removed deprecated APIs to boost reliability and performance. Trained as a theoretical physicist, he combines rigorous analytical thinking with pragmatic engineering—often automating CI/CD and build processes to tame complex distributed systems. Quietly, he also builds tooling and monitoring integrations (custom RHQ plugins) that bridge developer and ops workflows.
18 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Master, Theoretical Physics, Master, Theoretical Physics at Université catholique de Louvain
Contributions:12 commits, 11 PRs, 11 comments in 4 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Andreas primarily focused on improving the Spring Web Services (Spring-WS) library, a framework for building SOAP-based web services. Their contributions involved fixing bugs related to SAXSource handling, namespace prefix handling, and enabling streaming responses, improving the reliability and performance of the library. They also refactored and upgraded the codebase by eliminating deprecated Axiom APIs and streamlining its interaction with the underlying Axiom library. These updates addressed crucial issues, ensuring the library's compatibility and efficiency in handling web service requests.
Contributions:5 pushes, 1 branch in 6 years 6 months
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