John Reinart

About John Reinart

Technical leadership requires building credibility and trust. Credibility requires work ethic, results, pride of ownership, business savvy, critical thinking, and technical skills. Trust requires relationships, honesty, authenticity, and soft skills, e.g. listening, communicating, collaborating, supporting, heart, and team building. I\'ve been fortunate to work with exceptional teammates at companies who helped me strive to achieve these attributes. My philosophy is: “When people understand, they can help. I believe in helping people see each other’s perspectives.”I\'ve spent my career in start-up organizations, mergers and acquisitions, and new-product development efforts for established companies. I have an entrepreneurial focus in the early to middle stages of the product lifecycle and emerging technologies.Specialties: Cloud Storage, Object Storage, File Systems, Cluster File Systems, Replication, Deduplication, Cluster technology, High Availability, Cache Coherency, Windows/Linux Kernel programming

Experience

1. Lead Storage Architect - Cloud Software Development

   Oracle

   Mar 2014 — Present · Minneapolis, MN, US

   Very fortunate to join a great team at Oracle, leading storage architecture for Cloud at Customer software development underpinning Oracle\'s cloud technology strategy.

Education

• University of Minnesota

  Institute of Technology, BS Computer Science, Business Minor

  1982 — 1989

• University of St. Thomas

  MBA, Executive MBA

  2010 — 2013

Skills

• Human Fac
• Vmware
• Server Architecture
• IT Strategy
• System Architecture
• Solaris
• Enterprise Software
• Enterprise Architecture
• Architectures
• Storage
• Device Drivers
• Tcp/Ip
• Enterprise Storage
• Cluster
• Unix
• Hardware
• Saas
• San
• Servers
• Object Storage
• Kernel
• Data Center
• Software Development
• Kernel Programming
• Storage Virtualization
• Scalability
• Software Engineering
• Replication
• Nas
• Linux
• Shell Scripting
• Storage Solutions
• Cache Coherency
• Cloud Storage
• Virtualization
• Disaster Recovery
• Solution Architecture
• Deduplication
• Big Data
• High Availability