Britt Treece is a Principal Engineer with 20+ years of systems and infrastructure experience and over a decade driving cloud platforms and migrations at Spreedly, currently focused on payments orchestration. She combines deep hands-on expertise in Linux, AWS, HashiCorp tooling, and databases (Postgres, NoSQL, CockroachDB) with proven leadership—growing and reorganizing infrastructure teams and standing up an SRE function. Her track record includes zero-downtime multi‑TB database migrations, bare-metal-to-AWS migrations, and driving compliance for PCI/DSS and SOC 2 audits. Britt routinely integrates modern AI coding tools into IaC authoring, incident analysis, and runbook generation to accelerate work without sacrificing rigor. An active contributor to tooling quality, she enhanced Molecule’s Docker driver to improve container networking tests, reflecting her focus on reliable, testable infrastructure. Based in Jefferson City, MO, she prioritizes the quiet engineering work—clean migrations, durable systems, and sharp observability—that lets product teams move fast safely.
An ansible-native testing framework for collections, playbooks, and roles with configurable workflows for testing any system or service
Role in this project:
DevOps Engineer
Contributions:14 commits, 2 PRs, 20 comments in 1 month
Contributions summary:Britt primarily focused on enhancing the Docker driver within the Molecule framework. Their contributions included adding the 'links' and 'network_mode' parameters, along with corresponding documentation and unit tests. They added bridge network mode to test containers and updated test definitions to accommodate the new network modes. These changes provide enhanced flexibility and functionality for managing container networking in Molecule.
Contributions:1 push, 1 comment, 3 issues in 6 years 5 months
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