Self-taught infrastructure architect from Harare, Zimbabwe. Building cloud-native platforms that developers build on — Kubernetes, OpenShift, Ansible, Terraform. Zero to RHCA + Kubestronaut in under two years.
I graduated with a BSc in Accounting in 2023 and pivoted entirely into IT in 2024 — not because I had to, but because infrastructure genuinely fascinates me. No bootcamp. No CS degree. Just a home lab, relentless curiosity, and a refusal to stay stuck.
In under two years I went from zero IT experience to holding both the RHCA and Kubestronaut — a combination very few engineers on the African continent currently hold.
My accounting background isn't a liability — it makes me sharper at cloud cost optimisation, building business cases for tooling, and communicating infrastructure decisions to non-technical stakeholders. Most platform engineers can't do that.
I specialise in building the platforms developers build on. The goal is always the same: make infrastructure invisible enough that developers forget it exists.
End-to-end chaos simulation that validates microservice resilience before deployment. Injects service crashes, network delays, CPU spikes, and DB errors inside CI/CD — blocks deployment if recovery thresholds aren't met.
Fully automated pipeline that provisions production-grade AWS infrastructure and deploys a web application in under 10 minutes with zero manual intervention — triggered by a single git push.
Zero-downtime migration of a mission-critical call center from physical servers to OpenShift. 99.95% availability with full HA/DR capabilities supporting both VM and container workloads.
Production-ready IaC deploying identical infrastructure across AWS, Azure, and Oracle Cloud with automated security scanning, cost optimisation, and disaster recovery built in.
Open to remote Platform Engineering and DevOps roles globally. I work well with distributed teams, async-first environments, and organisations that care about infrastructure done properly.