Endika Peña

Professional profile

Endika Peña is a full-stack developer and DevOps specialist with more than 11 years of experience. His work combines web-application development with infrastructure architecture and automation, ranging from sales and inventory platforms to video streaming and email-marketing systems.

Services

• Full-stack web development using PHP with Symfony and Laravel, JavaScript with React and jQuery, Python with Django and FastAPI, Golang and Node.js
• DevOps architecture and automation, including Docker, Kubernetes, OpenShift and Rancher containers; Terraform and Ansible infrastructure as code; Prometheus, Grafana and ELK monitoring; and continuous integration and delivery
• Maintenance, technical advice and computer sales for individuals and small companies
• Network design and implementation for small and medium-sized businesses

Selected projects

• Fotosiniestro: marketplace for wrecked, damaged and used cars, with auctions and parts sales
• Fotodesguace: photo-based inventory management for recycled auto parts from Spanish salvage yards
• Desguacesleza: presentation of recycled automotive parts through an accessible interface
• Trapicheos: damaged-vehicle and parts advertising that brings transportation, repair shops and salvage yards together
• Bodegasmalasgarras: website expressing the identity of a traditional family winery
• Viewed.video: an eight-year collaboration on a video-in-email platform, including scalable infrastructure, a statistics engine and modernization of legacy systems

Experience

Peña has worked as DevOps tech lead and consultant at Knowmad Mood for Mutua Madrileña and as a DevOps architect at DXC Technology for clients including Mercadona, Acciona, Renfe, Orange and GMV. He was also systems and DevOps architect at Viwom Video Marketing S.L. He currently combines employment at Knowmad Mood with freelance work.

Contact

Email: epenia@endikapenia.es. Profiles are available on LinkedIn and Instagram.

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