Mike Golant is a Senior DevOps Core Platform Engineer with over a decade of hands-on experience across embedded systems, firmware, and Linux-based platforms, now shaping core platform reliability at Redis. He combines deep kernel and wireless expertise with practical DevOps skills—building CI/CD pipelines, test automation, and virtualization-based validation frameworks that have measurably reduced build times, bugs, and infrastructure costs. At Intel he led DevOps for Wi‑Fi driver and firmware teams, solved thorny PCI-e and Bluetooth coexistence issues, and created cross-OS test environments that improved stability by 50%. Comfortable bridging hardware and software, he excels at debugging low-level interactions on ARM devices and shipping scalable automation that speeds development. Known for clear technical leadership and a knack for pragmatic, outside-the-box solutions, he thrives in ambiguous, mission-critical environments. Based in Israel with a BA in Computer Science, he pairs systems-level depth with a practitioner’s focus on operational efficiency.
11 years of coding experience
B.A, Computer Science, B.A, Computer Science at Tel Aviv University
Scarlet-X GPL Kernel Source for tulip, whyred, wayne & jasmine_sprout with upstreamed F2FS, latest CLO tags and linux tags merged
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