Rupesh Mishra

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About Rupesh Mishra

I like to be randomly organized. Organised; when I exactly know what needs to be done, anything outside I love random thoughts, adventures, path seldom traveled to unravel something new. I do collect my thoughts, pen it down and visit often to see if they made it through in some shape or size in present. I still recall sending a note to Sony, to have a LCD panel on the remote to display the current channel playing on the TV. Never got a reply. Anything new that appears to be very complicated; I get passionate to demystify and try to make it very simple to understand. I can do this even without a pay. I worked with many people; can’t even recall and everybody has left an impression on me. My connect with my colleagues often circles the things that we did as a team. Its very satisfying. In my current role; it’s a challenging one, I am assisting my organization to get closer to the cloud mainly AWS, Azure and GCP in an efficient and simpler way. Cloud can get very complicated especially when you don’t have 1 but many. This cloud journey will help in making faster decision, develop customer friendly applications and the moving to the latest data platform for quick insights. I have enjoyed my past experiences with technology, some of them may not be present but still few of them have evolved over time like Linux. It’s much easier to manage now than 15 years back. I still recall spending 6 hrs in the Orlando Data center, for a blade replacement for a Sun Fire 15k server. There were many such instances but it helped me to bond closely with the hardware and to the system side of the world and to lay the foundation for the IT world yet to come. On personal side; I still cherish the patent that I got with my colleague in 2018. I tried learning Quantum technology on IBM lab 4 years back. I also learned blockchain just for my curiosity. I also did my MTech in software system in 2016 to keep learning. Right now; I am filled with cloud tech. I am an open thinker and I don’t shy away from asking silly questions and answering silly questions. The child in you should always be alive. On a hinge side, My explanation sometimes becomes too technical and often I remind myself; so, you will observe a pause while I am talking just to recollect where I am heading. I do read a lot of books and "Nassim Nicholas Taleb" does excites that curiosity in me. I love experiments and tried many with gardening like growing sun loving flowers in shades by controlling the amount of moisture in soil etc. It fails; but that removes one of the unknowns. It’s a success.