Michael Davis is a seasoned storage and data management leader at CERN with nine years of experience delivering mission-critical archival and backup systems for large-scale scientific programs. As Section Leader of Tape Archive and Backup, he oversees the CERN Tape Archive (CTA), a custodial repository approaching exabyte scale that safeguards decades of experimental data across LHC and external collaborations. He progressed from C++/Linux developer to project leader, designing, implementing and commissioning CTA software and leading the complex migration of 340 PB from the legacy CASTOR system. Michael combines deep hands‑on engineering with program-level planning and international collaboration, regularly interfacing with experiments and partner labs worldwide. His background spans accelerator controls and IT, giving him a rare cross-domain perspective on data lifecycle and infrastructure resilience in data‑intensive science. He holds advanced degrees and a practical track record of turning large, high-stakes data challenges into reliable, production services.
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Michael Davis - Section Leader, Tape Archive And Backup at CERN