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# [Using Simple Pipeline Templates in Azure DevOps](https://jamescook.dev/simple-pipeline-templates-in-azure-devops?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Implementing DRY practices

Jun 11, 2023 · 2 min read · jamescook.dev  
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Executive technology leader responsible for platform reliability, cloud operations, security posture, and enterprise technology risk within an investor-backed fintech environment. I lead technology operations at the intersection of engineering execution, governance, and business outcomes — ensuring platforms are scalable, resilient, and trusted by investors, regulators, and clients. Currently VP of DevOps at InvestorFlow, where I focus on building board-ready technology operations, strengthening risk and resilience, and shaping long-term platform strategy to support growth and regulatory confidence.

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