Aaron Spinks
About
Aaron Spinks is from Greater Seattle Area. Aaron is currently Head of Infrastructure at Stripe, located in Greater Seattle Area. In Aaron's previous role as a Head of Core Developer Services at Stripe, Aaron worked in Greater Seattle Area until Nov 2022. Prior to joining Stripe, Aaron was a Vice President of Compute at Oracle and held the position of Vice President of Compute at Greater Seattle Area. Prior to that, Aaron was a Senior Director / Director of Software Development at Oracle, based in Greater Seattle Area from Sep 2016 to Oct 2018. Aaron started working as Principal Software Engineering Manager / Senior Lead / Senior Engineer at Microsoft in Redmond, WA in May 2010. From May 2006 to May 2010, Aaron was Software Engineer 2 / Software Engineer at Microsoft, based in Redmond. Prior to that, Aaron was a Stanford Computer Science Section Leader at Stanford University, based in Stanford, CA from Jan 2004 to Mar 2006. Aaron started working as Senior Intern at Micron Technology in Boise, Idaho Area in Jun 2005.
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Aaron Spinks's current jobs
Leading Stripe's infrastructure organization - cloud, security, IT, technology compliance, and developer tools.
Aaron Spinks's past jobs
Core Developer Services is building critical infrastructure within Stripe along with the tools and services that engineers need to securely, reliably, and quickly build and operate new Stripe products.
VP for Oracle's Cloud Compute business, offering customers on-demand provisioning and manageability of bare metal servers and virtual machines instances in data centers worldwide. Offered general purpose instances from Intel and AMD as well as specialized instances for GPU, HPC, and storage-intensive workloads. Had responsibility for engineering, product, and business operations.
Ran the Block Storage organization for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, offering durable, remote block devices that were striped, sharded, and replicated across a backend fleet utilizing all-NVMe storage.
Spent over six years working on the core Azure platform, from its initial release as a PaaS-only offering in the US through its growth into a global, multi-billion dollar IaaS/PaaS/SaaS business. I was a senior engineer on Azure's pan-service control plane, a lead for its in-guest IaaS/PaaS agent team, and finally the manager of the IaaS Virtual Machines team.
Developer in Windows Core Operating Systems Division for Windows Vista and Windows 7, focused on distributed server health monitoring and auto-healing of client issues.