I’m available for freelance work and consulting.

What I Do

I’m a platform engineer who builds infrastructure that scales without drowning in configuration sprawl.

Infrastructure & Platform Engineering

  • Terraform, Terragrunt, and Atlantis—the orchestration layer that actually works at scale
  • AWS architecture: ECS, RDS, networking, and the glue that holds it together
  • CI/CD pipelines that don’t require tribal knowledge to maintain
  • Infrastructure-as-code that your team can reason about six months later

AI-Assisted Development

  • Building workflows that leverage AI tools effectively (yes, I vibe code—and I’m not ashamed of it)
  • Helping teams adopt AI tooling without the stigma or the chaos
  • Pragmatic integration of LLMs into engineering workflows

Consulting & Advisory

  • Infrastructure audits and modernisation roadmaps
  • Platform team enablement—getting your engineers to self-serve without the footguns
  • Technical writing and documentation that humans actually read

I write about platform engineering, AI in software development, and the intersection of the two. I think clearly about trade-offs, I’m honest about complexity, and I build things that work.

Get in Touch

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Why is this email obfuscated?

This email address is protected using a few anti-scraping techniques:

  1. Base64 encoding - The address isn’t stored as plain text
  2. Character reversal - Even decoded, it’s backwards
  3. JavaScript assembly - Bots running without JS get nothing useful
  4. Honeypot trap - There’s a fake mailto: in a hidden element that scrapers love to grab

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Is this bulletproof? No. A determined scraper with a headless browser could still extract it. But it filters out ~95% of the lazy bots, which is the goal. Security is about raising the cost of attack above the value of the target.

Plus, if you’re technical enough to read this, you’re probably someone I’d enjoy working with.