DevOps Engineer / Cloud Engineer • AWS • Terraform • Python Automation
I am passionate about cloud technology and aim to pursue a career as a cloud engineer/cloud architect. I develop my skills through hands-on, production-oriented projects; designing, deploying, troubleshooting, and iteratively improving systems.
My approach is simple: learn by building. I focus on practical architecture, automation, and Infrastructure as Code—because that’s what turns knowledge into real capability.
- AWS Architecture: secure, scalable, cost-aware designs
- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform): clean modules, reusable patterns, remote state
- Python + Boto3 Automation: inventory, governance, cost & security tooling
- CI/CD & DevOps: GitHub Actions pipelines, repeatable deployments
- Cloud Fundamentals (done right): networking, IAM, observability, reliability
Cloud & IaC
- AWS (VPC, IAM, EC2, RDS, S3, CloudWatch, EventBridge, etc.)
- Terraform (modules, environments, remote state)
Automation & Dev
- Python (Boto3, tooling, clean architecture)
- Docker (containerization)
Delivery
- GitHub Actions (CI/CD)
- Linux (Ubuntu/Xubuntu), CLI-first workflow
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Aegis Production-ready, one-command infrastructure modules (VPC, compute, RDS, cache, security, CI/CD, observability).
Status:actively building -
aws-terraform-prod-static-site "Production-grade serverless architecture on AWS built with Terraform. Features S3/CloudFront hosting, WAF security, Lambda/DynamoDB backend, and GitHub Actions CI/CD.".
Focus:Focused on: Security, Remote State, accessibility, CI/CD technologies, lambda, and a serverless backend (user counter) with Dynamodb. -
AWS Environment Scheduler Automated scheduling tool for resources to optimize runtime costs and manage environments efficiently.
- AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate (in progress)
- Continuous improvement in:
- Terraform module design
- Observability & reliability patterns
- Security-by-default (IAM least privilege, network controls)
- Cost optimization & governance
- Vocational High School — Senior Year I’m preparing for the TYT and planning to continue with Open University to maintain a flexible, project-driven learning path.
Why this path?
- I learn fastest through deep focus and building real systems, not only classroom theory.
- I’m balancing education with a part-time job to finance my living expenses, while continuing to develop professionally.
- I prioritize current, industry-relevant technologies and consistent output (projects, docs, automation).
I explored front-end and cybersecurity fundamentals earlier (ages 16–17), and for the last ~1.5 years my focus has been fully on cloud engineering—especially AWS, automation, and IaC.