Five years building the web. Now building the infrastructure underneath it — AWS, Docker, Jenkins, and Kubernetes, one production project at a time.
I started as a freelance web developer in 2018, shipping WordPress sites and custom themes for clients I never met in person. Since then I've built and maintained production sites for companies in the UK and abroad, handled the DNS and SSL and server config nobody sees, and picked up every plugin conflict along the way.
Right now I'm finishing an MSc in Software Engineering in London, and using the dissertation months to go deep on the layer I always outsourced before: cloud infrastructure. Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines that actually deploy something. I led the DevOps side of a six-person team project — Jenkins, Docker, AWS ECR and Elastic Beanstalk — and I'm still building on it every week.
Not a straight line — a road, with a few honest detours.
Started freelancing on Fiverr. 300+ small projects taught me how to ship, fix, and communicate under real deadlines.
Front-end and WordPress work at Cubixtech and Grepsr — live sites, real traffic, real consequences for mistakes.
MSc Software Engineering, Regent College London. Led the DevOps stream on a six-person cloud deployment project.
Learning cloud and DevOps daily — AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes — heading toward a cloud/DevOps engineering role.
Open to DevOps and cloud engineering opportunities, remote or based near Preston, UK. Also still taking on the occasional WordPress project.