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Jesse Robbins

Seattle, WA

currently: Open for projects

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high availability • distributed systems • program management • operations • disaster recovery

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If you could choose, what city would you most like to live/work in? Why?

Seattle, WA

Posted @ 08:07PM, April 29, 2007 by Jesse Robbins | Permalink
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Work history

Amazon.com August 2001 to November 2006

Availability Program Manager & Master of Disaster

tags: it operations • distributed systems • project management • business continuity • website availability • web services • it security • sox • disaster recovery • web 2.0 • program management • high availability • web scale computing • ec2 • s3

How would you describe your time at Amazon.com?

I led and participated in numerous projects and programs to improve availability for all websites bearing the Amazon brand.

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Cyrus Durgin
Engineer at Amazon.com

Jesse breathes passion. When something needs to be fixed, you can count on him to have the cool, calm, analytical sense to know what the right thing to do is, and to bring the right resources to bear on the problem. Jesse is a rare combination of technical strengths and business acumen that adds up to an incredible resource for any organization serious about their operational longevity.

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