I’m a technology-driven problem solver with a strong focus on automation, geospatial data, and scalable systems. I enjoy turning complex workflows into robust, reproducible pipelines and building tools that make everyday engineering tasks faster and more reliable.
- 🗺️ Geospatial data processing & analysis
- ⚙️ Automation, pipelines & infrastructure
- 🐧 Linux-first mindset
- 📦 Containers & reproducible deployments
- 🧠 Curious about Computer Vision & intelligent systems
I am passionate about leveraging technology to optimize processes and manage data effectively. My expertise and interests include:
- Geospatial Technologies
- Process Automation & Pipeline Development
- Databases / SQL
- Linux & System Administration
- Container Development
- Process Engineering
- Computer Vision / Automated Image Recognition
- Command-line Tool Development
- Load Balancing & HAProxy
I am actively enhancing my skills in:
- C# .NET
- Ansible
- Computer Vision / Automated Image Recognition
- Command-line Tool Development
- Load Balancing with HAProxy
I am seeking opportunities to contribute to innovative teams in:
- Geoinformatics & Spatial Data Analysis
- Database Administration & Optimization
- Linux Administration & Automation
- Pipeline and Process Development
- Containerized Application Development
- Process Engineering & Continuous Improvement
- Computer Vision & Automation
- Command-line Tools & Load Balancing
I aim to apply my technical expertise to drive efficiency and deliver tangible results while continuously growing in a dynamic environment.
- Developed automated pipelines for geospatial data processing, reducing manual work by 40%.
- Designed containerized applications for scalable deployment of analytics tools.
- Optimized SQL databases for faster query performance and data integrity.
- Learning and experimenting with automated image recognition for practical applications.
- Developing custom command-line tools to streamline workflow.
- Exploring load balancing techniques using HAProxy for high-availability systems.
“Automate the boring stuff, engineer the interesting parts.”