Dale Tibbe

Dale Tibbe has a diverse work experience in the field of IT infrastructure and cloud operations.

Dale started their career at BNP Media in 2011 as a Data Administrator, where they gained expertise in server hardware support, Linux systems administration, web server management, load balancing, and storage system administration. Dale worked there until March 2013.

In March 2013, Dale joined Plex, by Rockwell Automation, as a Data Center Administrator. At Plex, they were responsible for web server administration, load balancing, Redis administration, and deployment tools like Octopus Deploy and App Dynamics. Dale also gained expertise in VMware administration during their time there. Dale worked in this role until June 2016.

After that, Dale transitioned to the role of a Senior Systems Engineer at Plex. In this position, they designed, implemented, and managed web infrastructure, handled web server administration, load balancing, and deployment tools. Dale also worked with Microsoft Azure cloud services and had experience with Windows PowerShell scripting. Dale held this role until May 2018.

Following their role as a Senior Systems Engineer, Dale became a Senior Site Reliability Engineer at Plex. Dale worked on ensuring the reliability and availability of the company's systems. Dale'swork involved cloud operations, site reliability engineering, and managing various web infrastructure components. Dale'stenure in this role ended in March 2023.

In addition to their work at Plex, Dale worked as a contractor for the State of Michigan starting from June 2017. However, no specific details about their responsibilities or role are provided.

In summary, Dale Tibbe has extensive experience in IT infrastructure management, cloud operations, web server administration, load balancing, and deployment tools. Dale has worked for BNP Media, Plex (Rockwell Automation), and as a contractor for the State of Michigan.

Dale Tibbe obtained their Associate of Science (A.S.) degree in Electronics Technology from Muskegon Community College between 2003 and 2005. Following that, from 2005 to 2010, they pursued a Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) degree with a focus on Computer Networks & Systems and a minor in Homeland Security at Ferris State University.