I am a recent Applied Computing graduate focused on remote technical work, especially cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, DevOps, SRE, support engineering, and technical operations roles.
My strongest project work comes from building and operating infrastructure myself: a self-managed Kubernetes homelab, Terraform and Ansible automation, GitOps-style cluster configuration, observability, and a homelab-to-AWS migration. I am currently preparing for the AWS Solutions Architect Associate exam.
Homelab Kubernetes lift-and-shift to AWS. This repo translates a Proxmox-based Kubernetes setup into AWS infrastructure using Terraform, EC2, VPC networking, IAM, security groups, Ansible, kubeadm, and Calico.
Why it matters: it shows infrastructure reasoning across local and cloud environments, not just a single happy-path tutorial.
Flux-managed Kubernetes homelab configuration with cluster entrypoints, shared infrastructure, app workloads, cert-manager, monitoring, sealed-secrets patterns, Open WebUI, and private access components.
Why it matters: it shows ongoing Kubernetes operations, configuration structure, and GitOps habits.
A small Go web app packaged for Kubernetes with Docker, Helm, and an Argo CD application manifest.
Why it matters: it connects application code to container packaging and cluster deployment.
- Cloud and infrastructure: AWS, EC2, VPC, IAM, CloudFormation, Terraform, Ansible, Linux, Bash
- Kubernetes and containers: Kubernetes, kubeadm, k3s, Docker, Helm, Calico, NGINX Ingress, MetalLB
- GitOps and observability: Flux CD, Argo CD, Prometheus, Loki, Grafana, GitHub Actions
- Programming: Python, Go, Bash, SQL
- Networking: TCP/IP, DNS, VLANs, tcpdump, Wireshark, nmap, dig
I am looking for remote technical roles where I can troubleshoot systems, support users or engineers, document workflows, and keep growing toward cloud infrastructure work. Strong fits include cloud support, technical support engineering, implementation engineering, IT operations, DevOps, platform, SRE, and junior cloud/infrastructure roles.