Full name: Sven Patrick Meier
Nickname: "SP"
Pronouns: He/Him
Age: 31
My name is Sven and I am a DevOps and Platform Engineering Trainer.
After studying software engineering at Ulm University, I first started to work as a full stack web developer and DevOps Engineer at Team Parallax. As part of my journey at TPX, I transitioned into project and education management, where I gained first insights into being responsible for a team of developers.
Over time I realized there could be so much more to do to help others to evolve as software engineers and reach their next level, so I decided to found my first own company named SPMSEC.
Since founding SPMSEC in 2023 this is what we (the team of freelancers and I) achieved together on our mission to help people grow:
- 75+ trainings/workshops given (may '25)
- 450+ people reached
- 3 different learning paths and more to come
I always had the idea to build my own SaaS solution to support and scale what I was already doing: Providing immersive and interactive training experiences all around web, cloud, devops, or automation.
That is why my cofounder an I created the newest company named SK Tech GmbH where we are building NEURONITY - our Education-as-a-Service Platform.
- Education Solutions/Trainings/Workshops
- DevOps/DevSecOps/GitOps
- Platform/DevOps Engineering
- Project and Infrastructure Automation
- SaaS-Development
- Project Management
- Team-Building
- Networking with others
- providing user-centric and hands-on first training experiences around cloud-native technologies for everyone
- building a community of learners and educators
- contribute back to the OSS community
- learn new things on the way
- Web development, DevOps, Education & Project Management @ Team Parallax
- Founder of SPMSEC, SPMSEC Holding UG
- Co-Founder & CEO @ SK Tech GmbH
- Human in the cloud native community
- building a dynamic conversion service for the ZLE/Belwue
- implementing a CI workflow that builds and constructs a fully hardened custom linux distribution based on Gentoo
- Migration of CI from Jenkins to GitLab CI
- Having accepted answers on Stackoverflow for GitLab CI