Beyond the docs: Kartik's journey to Brno and Red Hat

Beyond the docs: Kartik's journey to Brno and Red Hat Red Hat Learning Subscription | Product Trial About the authors Holly Bailey Vanshika Arora More like this Blog post Blog post Blog post Keep exploring Browse by channel Automation Artificial intelligence Open hybrid cloud Security Edge computing Infrastructure Applications Virtualization Share We recently caught up with Kartikeya Baid Dwivedi (known as Kartik), a longtime Red Hatter with a varied career path and a passion for shaping great user experiences. Kartik currently leads the Core Platforms and Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure documentation teams. Additionally, Kartik is a member of the Czech Leadership Council. Along with sharing about his work in technical documentation and what led him to Red Hat, Kartik gives us some insights into his relocation from India to the Czech Republic, the impact of his work in the Czech Leadership Council, and his hobbies as a hobby pilot and sous chef. Consider us intrigued! Could you tell us about your current role and team? In my role in Customer Content Services (CCS), also known as the Docs team, I manage the Core Platforms and Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure documentation teams, which create product documentation for many products including Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System (RHIVOS), Red Hat Satellite, Red Hat OpenStack, and Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization. I also dedicate time to the Czech Leadership Council, which supports associate engagement, strategic alignment, and leadership development across our Czech Republic office sites. Where are you currently based? Do you work remotely, in-person, or a bit of both? I live in lovely Brno, having moved there specifically for Red Hat in 2016. My wife and I fell in love with it. When I’m not traveling for work to the U. S. or India, I work in the Brno office between 3 and 4 days a week. Also, I’ve had the opportunity to visit approximately 20+ Red Hat offices worldwide so far! How did you start your career, and how did your journey lead you to Red Hat? I started my 20+ career as a web developer.