By day, I'm a DevOps engineer keeping <something_secret> observable, automated, and exceeding SLOs.
By evening, I'm into:
By night, I'm fixing small gaps in this world one by one, and probably with more care than they deserve.
A Swift app that migrates your Twitter archive into Day One journal, and does it really well.
19 on github · thousands of tweets imported
The one and only database of accessories made by Apple. Ultra-fast and non-intrusive, as every website should be.
1,331 cases · 345 devices · $0/mo to run
I figured out a lovely way to process images from my mirrorless, but I've yet to figure out a nice way to publish them :/
Mixes will land somewhere once my drum & bass folder stops being on fire.
currently in Lisbon • open to relocation
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Sharpened monitoring and alerting inside one of Europe's largest banking groups: refined Grafana dashboards and alert rules for faster incident detection, automated internal workflows with Ansible, and cut the vulnerability backlog by 36% through triage and targeted upgrades.
Led incident resolution for live trading systems — tuning ELK, Dynatrace, and Prometheus/Grafana until diagnosis took minutes, not hours. Ran production workloads on Docker and Kubernetes, optimised AWS for cost and fault tolerance, and automated CI/CD with Jenkins and GitLab across web and mobile.
Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation — encryption, steganography, PKI, signal processing, and just enough x86 assembly to be dangerous.
