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Dmytro Symonenko
DevOps/SRE Team Lead & Architect at Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine
Dmytro Symonenko is a highly skilled professional with expertise in AWS IAM, Draw.io, DevOps, SRE, and software architecture.
He has a proven track record of successfully leading teams and driving client-oriented solutions in domains like IoT, Big Data, Logging, and Monitoring for industries including Autonomous vehicles, Biohacking, Smart City, and Telecommunication.
Dmytro has assumed various key roles such as ScrumMaster, team lead, and software architect, demonstrating his versatility and leadership abilities.
His educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services from Lviv Polytechnic National University.
With experience in organizations like Міністерство цифрової трансформації України, DataArt, and GlobalLogic, Dmytro has honed his skills as a DevOps/SRE Team Lead & Architect.
He has also held roles such as DevOps Consultant, DevOps Architect, and Head of DevOps, showcasing his expertise in cloud engineering and automation.
Dmytro's career progression includes positions ranging from Junior Systems Engineer to Senior DevOps/Cloud Engineer, illustrating his growth and impact in the industry.
His commitment to excellence and dedication to client satisfaction make him a valuable asset in any technological endeavor.
Highlights
The Ministry of Health announced the names of six medical workers who were killed by Russia during the terrorist attacks on July 8:
• Svitlana Lukyanchyk is a nephrologist at Okhmatdyt. During the rocket attack, she evacuated children to a shelter;
• Victoria Bondarenko is a senior cashier at the Adonis medical facility. The woman is survived by two children, and her son and husband are currently in the war zone;
• Svitlana Poplavska — obstetrician-gynecologist, mother of three children;
• Tatiana Sharova is a senior nurse. In 2014, she and her family left occupied Donetsk. Her son was in captivity;
• Victor Brahutsa — doctor of ultrasound diagnostics. He is survived by two daughters;
• Oksana Korzh is a homemaker sister, mother of two children, her younger son graduated from school.
Eternal memory to the dead! Russians are responsible.

