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To aid the ONAP project through the release process, The TSC will elect a Release Manager to oversee facilitate, monitor and report on all aspects of project development, cross project coordination, and the timely creation of release artifacts according to the ONAP Release-1 plan and schedule.

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The Open Network Automation Platform (ONAP) Project is looking for a Release Manager to guide the regular, timely release of the collection of projects that comprise our platform.  Bring your skills and passion for release planning, cross project coordination, automation, and release delivery to the exciting world of Network Automation.

The Release Manager will take the release plan defined and approved by the ONAP Technical Steering Committee and guide the ONAP development community through the process and procedures needed to coordinate timely and regular software releases, follow-on stable releases, and manage any ad-hoc releases as required.

Primary Responsibilities
- Work with the ONAP TSC and Project PTLs to create and evolve the ONAP release process.
- Develop document, and maintain release automation tools and tracking artifacts as needed
- Coordinate the cross project release cycle, including intermediate milestones and release candidates,    final releases, stable and security updates.

- Communicate with Project Technical Leaders, Technical Steering Committee and community at large   regarding the status of the release.

- Help identify release-blocking issues to keep release process on schedule
- Deliver timely release artifacts (executable(s), documentation, testing output, etc.)

Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science related field or equivalent work experience
- 2-5 years of release and/or project management experience
- Excellent communication skills (proficiency in both English and Mandarin a plus)
- Strong understanding of git, gerrit, jenkins, maven and other relevant CI/CD tooling.

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The Candidates (In ascending alphabetical order by family name)

Candidate: Lanilis (Gildas Lanilis)

Dear ONAP TSC,


I am motivated to serve as ONAP’s Release Manager to support the on-time delivery of our releases. In this role, I will focus my energy on developing a Release framework (templates, tools, processes) so the ONAP community can deliver on time.


Over the past year, I served as OPEN-O’s Release Manager, where we delivered two on-time releases.  I understand what is necessary to support open source simultaneous releases.  I can dedicate 100% of my time to serve as the Release Manager and work hand in hand, transparently and openly, with the TSC’s members, the PTL’s and all the community with the only objective for all of us to be successful. I will help to remove roadblocks and report status to the community. I have also been working on LF cross-project harmonization efforts, and if elected, will continue to work with the respective communities on a common CI/CD toolchain.


I have over 20 years of industry experience, including 7 years as a developer, in delivering great software that helps people in their life. I am a strong supporter of Lean and Agile practices that have helped me as:

  • OPEN-O Release Manager, delivering as planned, on time 2 Open Source OPEN-O releases
  • Enterprise Software Release Manager,  adopting a 4 months release cycle to launch multiple releases to key customers
  • Director Development Best Practices, leading a R&D and Product Management department adopting Agile practices and resulting to a CMMI Level 3 certification

 

Thank you for your trust and support.

Gildas

Bio:

Gildas joined Huawei in 2016 as the OPEN-O Release Manager and is based in Santa Clara, CA, USA. In his role Gildas is running the delicate art of getting things done without formal authority.

Gildas is  coming from Virtual Hold Technology, where he served as Director of Release Management and DevOps Manager for Cloud Applications.

Gildas is a vivid Agile supporter and served at Genesys to lead the introduction of modern development practices and inspired R&D teams to deliver great software.

When he is not running, Gildas enjoys life with his family and cheers up his kids on the San Francisco Bay Area soccer fields or on the sideline of a swimming event. And when comes time to celebrate, nothing better than Champagne, French of course.


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