Here's a unordered list of some of the things I love: mathematics, music, basketball, cycling, hiking — not necessarily in that order, and not always at the same time.
When it comes to coding, I am enitrely self taught and I usually work on whatever catches my interest at any given moment. I like exploring ideas, breaking things, and learning by building.
I am currently as a DevOps Engineer — which means I make things run, break, run again, and then automate the whole process so I don’t have to touch it twice. It also means that when others break things, I am usually among the first ones to know.
- DevOps & infrastructure magic
- Kubernetes (basically a degree of its own)
- AI & ML things that may or may not become sentient
- MCP (currently poking at this with curiosity and caution)
- API development (I promise to document them… eventually)
- Databases (because data has to live somewhere)
- Anything technical that makes me say “oh, that’s cool”
I like exploring stuff, I like asking questions, I get a good feeling when things are working and sometimes I get an even better feeling when things aren't. What really pisses me off though, is when things eventually start working, even though nothing changed at all.
Feel free to explore my repos — bugs included at no extra cost.