As a Cloud DevOps Engineer, I work at the intersection of development and operations. My focus is on shaping infrastructure in a way that lets teams ship software faster, safer, and more confidently – and when it really matters, I’m not afraid to jump into the code myself. I’m someone who likes to get things done: rather than endless theoretical debates, I’d prefer to build a prototype that shows whether an approach actually holds up. After completing my training as an IT Systems Integration Specialist, I found my way into the cloud world and haven’t looked back since.

My main focus is on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Kubernetes, Infrastructure as Code, and building reliable CI/CD pipelines – both clouds are part of my day-to-day work. Beyond that, Cloudflare has captured my interest, a platform I actively work with and enjoy diving deeper into. What drives me isn’t the buzzwords, but the moment when a chaotic setup turns into a platform a team can truly rely on.

What matters most to me is the exchange with other engineers and architects – whether through direct dialogue or learning how others have approached similar challenges. In my view, the best solutions emerge exactly there. Alongside that, I regularly explore new technologies, test them, and in some cases actively contribute to their development. Every now and then, I publish small tools on GitHub and share hands-on experiences from practice on my blog.