I build production-grade infrastructure on AWS with Terraform — networks, containers, CI/CD pipelines.
Cloud infrastructure engineer with a network engineering background. I write Terraform that provisions clean, reviewable, repeatable AWS environments — and I treat infrastructure code with the same care as any other production codebase.
My background is in networking — CCNA-certified — which gave me a strong foundation in how traffic actually moves between environments. I've taken that into the cloud, where I now design and ship AWS infrastructure end-to-end with Terraform.
I care about the parts of cloud work that are easy to skip: solid CI/CD with PR reviews, OIDC instead of long-lived keys, security scanning in the pipeline, and READMEs that someone other than me can actually follow.
I'm currently looking for a full-time Cloud / DevOps Engineer role and I take on freelance infrastructure projects on the side. If you're a small team that needs a Terraform foundation laid down properly, that's exactly the work I love doing.
The tools I reach for, day to day.
All Terraform. All on AWS. All with full READMEs and architecture diagrams in the repo.
Hub-and-spoke network architecture on AWS. Centralized hub VPC with multiple spoke VPCs connected via Transit Gateway — the standard pattern for organizations that need to keep workloads isolated but still share egress, DNS, and on-prem connectivity through a single point. Clean, modular Terraform.
Static website with full CI/CD pipeline. S3 + CloudFront fronted infrastructure managed by Terraform, with GitHub Actions running terraform plan on every PR (posted as a comment) and terraform apply on merge to main. OIDC-based AWS auth — no long-lived secrets in GitHub.
Three-tier application on ECS Fargate + RDS. Serverless containers behind an Application Load Balancer, talking to a private RDS database in a multi-AZ VPC. Public, app, and data subnets cleanly separated — exactly the layered design you'd run in production.
Available for short and medium-term cloud infrastructure projects. If you're a small team that needs Terraform laid down properly the first time — or someone to clean up infrastructure that grew faster than the docs did — let's talk.
Greenfield setup: VPCs, IAM, state backend, environments. Done right from day one.
GitHub Actions + OIDC auth, PR-based plan/apply, security scanning. No manual applys.
ECS Fargate or EKS, ALB, autoscaling, RDS — production-ready, multi-AZ.
Hub-and-spoke, Transit Gateway, VPC peering, hybrid connectivity. Coming from a CCNA background.
S3 + CloudFront + Route 53, fully Terraform-managed, deploy-on-merge.
Audit your Terraform, find drift, tighten IAM, surface unused resources.
Hiring for a Cloud / DevOps role, or have a project that needs Terraform on AWS? I'd love to hear about it.