I'm a cloud engineer working in AWS and Azure — building infrastructure that's thoughtfully designed, cost-controlled, and stress-tested. B.S. Cloud Computing, 11 certifications, live multi-cloud at $17/mo.
I'm a cloud engineer based at Langley AFB, finishing active service with the U.S. Air Force in February 2027. While serving full-time, I completed a B.S. in Cloud Computing in under a year, earned 11 industry certifications across CompTIA, AWS, and Microsoft Azure, and architected a live multi-cloud infrastructure running on $17 a month.
Day-to-day, I run reporting and automation for a 300-person organization — Power BI dashboards for senior leadership, Power Automate workflows that replaced manual processes, and asset management across 150+ devices. I build from problem identification to production.
Outside of work I run localized AI, write Python, and tinker with quality-of-life systems. Looking for high-impact cloud and DevOps roles where I can grow fast and build real things.
The problem. A logistics company running inventory and shipping on aging on-prem infrastructure. Maintenance costs, no headroom for traffic spikes, no disaster-recovery story.
The solution. Full multi-cloud lift-and-shift. AWS handles compute (EC2 behind an ALB, managed by an Auto Scaling Group). RDS MySQL in private subnets across two AZs. Azure provides centralized identity through Entra ID and cross-cloud monitoring via Azure Monitor.
The outcome. Validated through live stress testing. Alarms triggered on threshold breach. ASG scaled out under load. ALB rerouted around stopped instances. Zero service interruptions.
Pursuing high-impact cloud and DevOps roles. Happy to chat now — full availability February 2027.