Rowan Stenhouse

Rowan Stenhouse has extensive work experience in the field of software engineering, with a focus on backend development and DevOps. They have held various senior positions in multiple organizations.

From 2021 to present, Rowan Stenhouse has been working at Quantium as an Engineering Lead.

At Sydney Living Museums (Historic Houses Trust of NSW), from September 2018 to December 2019, they worked as a Senior Software Engineer. They were responsible for modernizing the infrastructure, migrating web applications to AWS, implementing TLS, and improving security and performance. They achieved significant accomplishments such as reducing costs and improving performance of hosted applications, enhancing the Drupal-based website, and redeveloping the Intranet.

Between November 2014 and September 2018, Rowan Stenhouse served as a Senior Software Engineer/DevOps at the Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences. Their responsibilities included backend development and maintaining the museum's web infrastructure. They also acted as a scrum master and developed a custom solution for deployment of instances using Packer and Chef.

From November 2012 to November 2014, they worked as a Software Engineer/DevOps at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, where they updated and maintained infrastructure and development environments. They performed a site migration to AWS, reducing costs and improving uptime and scalability.

Between March 2007 and October 2012, Rowan Stenhouse held the position of Web Developer at the National Film & Sound Archive of Australia. They were responsible for developing and maintaining the organization's web presence, including interactive exhibition design, e-commerce systems, and accessibility compliance.

In April 2006, they worked as a Help Desk Officer at the Australian Film Commission, handling support requests and maintaining the network infrastructure.

From July 2004 to April 2006, they worked as a Web Content Developer at the Australian Government Information Management Office, providing IT support, developing backend systems, and assisting in website redevelopment.

Their career started at the Australian Public Service Commission in November 1999, where they worked as an Applications Developer, developing classic ASP and .NET applications and administering SQL Servers. They also served as a Gazette Editor.

Rowan Stenhouse attended Erindale College from 1997 to 1998. In 1999, they briefly studied at The Australian National University, but no degree or field of study information is available.