Profile
I've always been interested in understanding how technology works behind the scenes and building things myself. That interest has led me towards Linux, infrastructure, networking, automation, and self-hosting. A lot of my free time disappears into my homelab, where I run Kubernetes, experiment with NixOS, build networks, and host things that probably don't need their own server.
I enjoy working across the different layers of a system, from networking and operating systems to containers, services, and the software running on top of them. I'm especially interested in infrastructure and automation, but I also enjoy building backend software and experimenting with new technologies. This site is where I document my projects, technical experiments, things I've learned, and releases I think are worth sharing.
blogs
projects
Professional Experience
Alongside my personal projects, I also worked at
B302, a student-run software
company where I gained hands-on experience with software
development, infrastructure, and security while working on
solutions for real clients.
Working in this environment gave me experience with Agile/Scrum,
development teams, infrastructure, security, code reviews, and
translating client requirements into technical solutions. During
my internship at
Royal Cosun, I also worked
on the IT helpdesk, where I gained practical experience with user
support and troubleshooting in a professional IT environment.