
Ramón Medrano Llamas
Ramón is a Site Reliability Engineer working on the Identity team. He started back in 2011 as an intern and has since then become team Technical Lead (TL), Engineering Manager and recently moved into a üTL role for the all Privacy, Safety and Security teams. Our role is to store, manage and safeguard user accounts, from account creation down to credential management passing by account security like hijacking and phishing protection.
Prior to Google, Ramón worked at CERN, being part of the Physics Department and the ATLAS Collaboration, where he developed the ROOT framework for data analysis and then the functional testing framework to validate and ensure the reliability of the distributed computing facilities that allowed for the Higgs Boson discovery in 2012.
He holds a Computer Engineering MSc but for the last decade has been researching part time on autonomic computing and the management of computer fleets in data centers and enterprises to optimise and reduce the power usage of them.
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How we use GenAI in SRE
CommitConf, Madrid (2024)
Swinging the Engineer/Manager Pendulum
T3chFest, Madrid (2023)
SRE & Python
PyConES, Granada (2022)
Autonomic power management of a PC fleet
Ph.D. Thesis, University of Oviedo (2022)
Incident Management at Scale
At Scale Conferences (2022)
Modelling user satisfaction for power-usage optimisation of computer fleets
Joaquín Entrialgo
Daniel F. García
Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory, 108 (2021), pp. 102263
Engineering Reliability
PC Microservices, Dortmund (2019)
Autoscaling Services On All Dimensions
All Day DevOps (2019)
Designing and Operating Highly Available Software Systems at Scale
Michael Wildpaner
Escuela Politécnica de Ingeniería de Gijón, Gijón (2019)
Release engineering
Swiss Re, Zürich (2018)