3 production-style projects live, covering Linux monitoring,
Docker
networking, and AWS infrastructure
I build infrastructure that doesn't fail —
and the observability tooling to know
when it does.
In QA, I spent two years understanding how production systems fail. I wrote test cases for edge cases that engineers hadn't considered. Now in DevOps, I apply that same mindset to build systems that stay up and detect problems before users notice. My QA background means I naturally think about what can go wrong, and now I build to prevent it.
I'm building an 8-project portfolio covering end-to-end infrastructure: Linux system reliability, container orchestration, Terraform-provisioned AWS infrastructure, secure CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes, and MLOps. Each project includes intentional failure scenarios with documented incident reports.
These are real debugging scenarios from my projects. I break things intentionally to understand how they fail, then document the investigation and fix.
If your team manages production systems and values an engineer who thinks about failure before it happens — I'd like to connect.