Ash Isaac
Principal Cloud IT Architect at Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolAsh Isaac is a Principal Cloud IT Architect with 11+ years of hands-on experience designing secure, scalable cloud platforms and driving DevSecOps adoption across enterprise teams. Based in Minneapolis, he advises senior leaders at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis on cloud migration, data management, and compliance-driven architecture while blending AWS/Azure, hybrid, and COTS solutions. An AWS Certified Solutions Architect (Professional) with a history of building cloud automation, container orchestration, serverless APIs and enterprise SaaS migrations, he pairs platform engineering fluency with practical cost and security governance. Earlier as an engineering manager and founder he delivered HIPAA-compliant cloud infrastructure, MES integrations, and e-commerce connectors, highlighting a knack for turning legacy systems into modern, API-driven services. Colleagues would call him a pragmatic engineer who enjoys complex, systems-level puzzles—he even jokes about his “delusions of engineering” while reliably delivering production-grade solutions.
11 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
B.E Electronics Communications Engineering, B.E Electronics Communications Engineering at Vellore Institute of Technology
Github Skills (5)
docker4
python4
service-discovery3
docker-swarm3
consul3
Programming languages (2)
Github contributions (5)
codelusion/swarm-consul-notifier
Jul 2017 - Nov 2017
Auto-registration of services with Consul with health check
Contributions:16 commits, 40 pushes, 1 branch in 4 months
consuldockerdocker-swarmpythonservice-discovery
codelusion/OOP-Best-Practices-in-PHP
May 2015 - Jan 2016
Contributions:21 pushes, 1 branch in 8 months
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