Meet Dave – DevOps Engineer & Cloud Builder
Hi, I’m Dave. I build secure, scalable, production-ready infrastructure that clicks together like LEGO bricks (but without the sharp edges). I'm a firm believer in Infrastructure as Code, and I’m passionate about automating everything from cloud provisioning to application deployment.
I'm an AWS enthusiast with experience across nearly every corner of the cloud, assembling secure, modular infrastructure piece by piece into production systems that just work.
I bring solid networking experience across on-prem, hybrid, and cloud environments. Wherever your workloads live, I make sure they’re snapped together and always connected.
I script daily in Python, PowerShell, Bash, and Go, whatever tool fits the job. I build CI/CD pipelines from scratch, no magic, just automation done right.
Security is baked into everything I build, from least-privilege IAM to hardened Linux systems and automated guardrails integrated into every pipeline.
Whether it's building out multi-account cloud foundations or fine-tuning for performance and cost, I turn cloud chaos into clean, production-ready code, one brick at a time.
If you're looking for someone who can design, build, automate, and secure cloud infrastructure with confidence (and have a little fun along the way), we should talk.
Featured Projects
Sedaro Nano Simulation
Cloud-native Kubernetes deployment of a simulation-based web application for a space tech firm. CI/CD pipelines, observability with Grafana, and hardened AWS infrastructure.
Earthquake Monitoring System
A microservice-driven data pipeline using Kafka, PostgreSQL, and real-time alerting. Deployed with Terraform, Helm, and Kubernetes for modular, cloud-native architecture.
AI Style Transfer Tool
Desktop GUI built with PowerShell to apply deep learning image styles. No Python required. Just plug, play, and Picasso your photo.
Want to see more? Visit: daveops.pro/projects.html
Let’s Build Something
Need a DevOps engineer who can scale with your team and still make time for a pun or two? I'm currently exploring new roles and contract opportunities.
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