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Contact & CV of Mihamina Rakotomandimby

Personnal information

Name: Rakotomandimby Mihamina
Citizenship: Madagascar
Current location: Madagascar
Background: Mathematics, Computer Science
Contact:  +261 32 99 236 88 / +261 34 67 868 67 - mihamina@rktmb.org

Skills Summary

  • French Mother Tongue, proficient English
  • Application development (Agile + DevOps) team lead
  • Specialties: Linux, PHP, Typescript, Devops

Experience

IT Consultant

From November 2024
  • Contractor for Tel-On: Rewrite of a legacy VoIP application for an inbound callcenter, using AMI and AGI to manage calls. Backend is using Symfony, frontend using React
  • Contractor for Color Telecom : Architect and develop their in-house VoIP core IP PBX. Based on Asterisk, Symfony, PostgreSQL and Kafka
  • Contractor for the GOTICOM: Setup a statistics platform and an enterprise cluster in order to improve Madascar's visibility for offshore services. Handle both legal and technical sides.

Information Technology Lead

From March 2020 to November 2024
  • For Ibonia / Yampa: Lead the application development team in order to industrialization of their software workflow.
  • For Intelios / Natix : Refactor numerous monolithic PHP applications to microservices and API, using Symfony. Centralize data views on a React based dashboard, written in Typescript.
  • For Oney France: Write a Typescript monitoring application, taking data from Azure application insight and Azure Log Analytics data.

DevOps Team Lead at SDWorx Mauritius

November 2019 - August 2020
  • Develop in C# / .Net Core
  • Drive sessions to write down and adopt DevOps standards
  • Maximize automation everywhere it is possible (Ranorex, NewMan)
  • Migrate Classic Azure Pipelines to YAML Azure Pipelines
  • Part of making the company a great place to work

Self-employed enterprise oriented IT consultant

February 2019 - November 2019
  • Orange Madagascar: Project Manager on the refactoring of the B2B related applications (Java, Angular, Atlassian forge and CI/CD)
  • Arawak: Coach for the IT team (Jira setup, reporting)
  • ATS: Project Manager on a performance management tool for ~1000 collaborators (Symfony, Jenkins CI/CD)

Chef Academic Officer at ESTI

November 2016 - February 2019
  • Manage IT/CS related PhD teachers (Syllabus validation)
  • Drive teaching to meet the required level
  • Manage the relationship with enterprises
  • Coordinate the Information system to reflect the philosophy of the institute

Senior DevOps engineer at Netapsys

January 2014 - November 2016
System administration industrialization
  • CFEngine configuration management
  • Collectd, Graphite, Sensu monitoring
Docker registry & images buiding (Artifactory and Docker Distribution)
  • PHP and Java toolchains containers
  • CentOS & Debian packaging
High availability server architecture building
  • Nginx and PHP-FPM (Magento, Drupal)
  • Percona SQL cluster
Support for ~400 Java & PHP engineers
  • Atlassian Jira & Confluence setup, configuration, administration
  • VMware ESX and vCenter setup, configuration, administration

Training, Recruitement and Development Manager at Ideo Neov

August 2011 - December 2013 (2 years 5 months)
Technical comittee member
Project Management (technical & functional)
CONSULTING
  • Enterprise social network advisor
  • Linux infrastructure advisor
TRAINING
  • Conduct and supervise training and development programs for 60+ employees about:
    • Source Code management (Hg, Git, SVN)
    • Object Oriented Programing (PHP, Javascript, ActionScript3)
    • Agile Methods (Scrum)
    • Test Driven Development
    • Design Patterns
RECRUITMENT
  • High skill engineers and mathematician recruitment
  • Newcomers training to internat tools, workflow & practice
  • Evaluation: interpretation, decision.

Teacher at University of Antananarivo

November 2012 - June 2013 (8 months)
Teaching Database applied to MySQL to Masters students.
  • Introduction to database
  • Database administration
  • Query optimisation

Manager at Blueline Business Service

November 2010 - August 2011 (10 months)
  • Top 50 Enterprise Blueline ISP customer support
  • IT Engineer team technical mentor
  • Large scale network administration
  • Commercial & Financial management
  • Experience and knowledge transmission to the growing team members.

IT Architect at Gulfsat Madagascar

June 2009 - November 2010 (1 year 6 months)
  • UNIX System Administrator and Architect
  • Research & Development using Python, OCaml and Javascript

Project Manager at Vectoris

August 2008 - May 2009 (10 months)
Developers team leader.

Developer at Mixid

September 2007 - November 2007 (3 months)
PHP & Javascript direct interface to MySQL tables

Sytem Administrator, Database administrator, Developer at Medical Administrators International

February 2007 - August 2007 (7 months)
MySql Database query optimization
PHP3 code maintainance
FreeBSD server administration

Joomla templater at Edicom

2007 - 2007 (less than a year)

Trainee at Nuxeo

July 2003 - September 2003 (3 months)
Understand the internals of the CPS CMS written un Python over Zope.

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