Consultant, Infosys Limited — Platform Engineer
I build the infrastructure other people's code runs on — Kubernetes clusters, Terraform, and the pipelines that get it all out the door. Six-plus years in, and I still think the best compliment is when nobody notices the platform at all. That means it's working.
no jargon, just infra that works ↴Paved roads, not tickets
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Systems I've run in production
The full toolbox
I got into this because I liked fixing things more than building them from scratch — there's something satisfying about taking a manual, error-prone process and making it boring and reliable instead. Good platform work is invisible; you only notice it when it breaks, so my goal is that you never do.
I've spent the last six years doing this for five different enterprise teams — State Street, Metro Bank, Manpower Group, Wesco, and F5 Network. Same core problem every time, different flavor: put it in the catalog, wire up Kubernetes, and make sure the pipeline catches the mistakes before production does — self-serve, so nobody's stuck waiting on a ticket.
- Infrastructure as Code with Terraform, Terragrunt, and ARM Templates
- Kubernetes (AKS) cluster management, Helm chart deployment, and DR setup
- 6+ years designing and operating cloud infrastructure on Azure
- Reusable CI/CD framework design across multi-team environments
- DevSecOps maturity assessment and security tooling integration
- AI-assisted development using GitHub Copilot
yes, mechanical — infrastructure and machines aren't as different as people think
Let's build infrastructure
that doesn't page you.
Open to platform engineering roles — DevSecOps included. No recruiters-only DMs, I actually read these.