Khanh Nguyen

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Hello there, you guessed it, I amKhanh Nguyenand I work in tech, engineering ops

My journey started as a software engineer, graduating from University of Maryland at College Park, building products for the web. Back then we were all full stack developers working on both front and backend technology. Since 2010, I transitioned to management to create a culture around operations. Currently, I am leadings site reliability at Sentry, a company fusing both my love of engineering tools along with the pursuit of availability. Stay for a while, I (will) have a story or two for you.

> engineering

I worked in Maryland and D.C. after graduating from college. In 2003 I took a year off staying in Hong Kong to travel most of Asia before returning to the U.S. From that point I began my life in California. Here's a look at the opportunities I had (have) in my career.

• Senior Engineering Manager, Site ReliabilitySentry (sentry.io)Apr 2022 - Present

• Senior Manager, Customer Experience OperationsSlackJan 2021 - Apr 2022

• HiatusHong KongJan 2020 - Dec 2020

• Head of Business Operations EngineeringFacebookAug 2017 - Jan 2020

• Senior Engineering Manager, Developer ToolsLinkedInOct 2015 - Jul 2017

• Co-FounderFlypfeedFeb 2015 - Oct 2015

• Senior Manager, Software EngineeringLinkedInFeb 2012 - Feb 2015

• Manager Software EngineeringLinden LabJan 2010 - Feb 2001

• Development Team LeadLRNJul 2006 - Dec 2009

• Senior Software EngineerAxiumSep 2004 - Jul 2006

• Senior Software EngineerPsynapse TechnologiesNov 2002 - Nov 2003

• Senior Software EngineerArtesia TechnologiesDec 2000 - Nov 2002 

• Senior Technical ConsultantGE Global Exchange ServicesOct 1999 - Dec 2000

• Java DeveloperAerotekSep 1998 - Oct 1999

• Software EngineerThompson Technology Services GroupDec 1996 - Sep 1998

> epicurious

I don't want to say foodie since I imagine that it comes with a plethora of selfies and gimmicky foods. That's not me. Instead, I came from that old school of people who created a website to showcase the rare good eats encountered while traveling. Yes, I was the old-school food blogger. My site was called thehungryox.com and it was sustainable until most people went to short form. That's right, Instagram.

So eventually I took down the site and just shared the few gems on social media because some of the places I ran across, deserve a little more attention. Here's some of them:

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