I don't just study cloud — I run real production systems on it. Four live services, built and maintained entirely by me, serving real users every day.
I've spent the last two years deep in AWS and Linux — not through courses alone, but by actually building things that people use. I run four live websites and services on cloud servers that I set up, deploy, and maintain myself.
I know how infrastructure behaves in the real world — when things break at 2 AM, when traffic spikes unexpectedly, when a deployment doesn't go as planned. That hands-on experience shapes everything I do.
Before tech, I ran a franchise business independently for years. That taught me ownership, accountability, and the ability to make decisions under pressure — a mindset I bring to every system I build.
"I don't just learn DevOps in sandboxes. My classroom is production, and my users are real."
AWS VPC, EC2, S3, IAM, CloudFront, Lambda, ECS, EKS
Docker, Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS, Kubernetes orchestration
Jenkins pipelines, Terraform IaC, Python automation scripts
Grafana dashboards, Prometheus metrics, log analysis
These aren't just logos on a resume — I've used each of these to ship real things.
Cloud
Containers
Orchestration
IaC
CI/CD
Admin
Scripting
Version Control
Web Server
Dashboards
Metrics
Serverless
Every one of these is a real service, running on infrastructure I built from scratch. No tutorials — just production.
My main platform running multiple services on a single cloud server. I configured the domain, DNS routing, SSL certificates, and handle every deployment and update myself.
An AI-powered service serving real users on the internet. I manage the entire lifecycle — server provisioning, deployment, uptime monitoring, and incident response.
A public utility platform I built and optimized for performance. Tuned server configuration and application settings to improve speed and reliability.
A live application delivering real-time stock market data. I debugged production issues, fixed runtime errors, and made the service significantly more reliable.
My path hasn't been conventional — but that's exactly what makes my perspective different.
Built and currently manage four live production services on AWS. Set up complete VPC infrastructure, containerized applications with Docker, deployed on EKS, automated CI/CD with Jenkins, and monitor everything through Grafana and Prometheus. Write Python scripts for server automation and use Terraform for infrastructure as code.
Ran an independent franchise end-to-end — operations, inventory, customers, decisions. Every day was problem-solving under real constraints. That experience gave me the ownership mindset and bias for action that defines my approach to engineering.
I'm actively looking for Cloud & DevOps opportunities where I can bring my hands-on production experience. Open to full-time roles, contract work, or interesting infrastructure challenges.