I like systems that people can explain.

I started by provisioning servers, troubleshooting Linux, and building virtualization and storage systems. That work taught me that reliability begins with understanding what happens below the abstraction.

I moved into platform development and automation, where Bash, Python, Docker, CI/CD, monitoring, and infrastructure design became parts of the same problem. Later, in semiconductor engineering, I focused on connecting operational systems around a large Linux and EDA environment.

Today I work with clients on DevOps adoption. The technical work is still essential, but the harder question is usually how people, process, security, and tools become an operating system the organization can sustain.