I’m a software and infrastructure engineer who enjoys building, breaking, and simplifying complex systems. By profession, I work in DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering, spending most of my time around cloud infrastructure, automation, Kubernetes, and the operational side of large-scale systems.

Over the years, I’ve worked across fintech, AI, and enterprise environments, helping teams migrate monolithic systems to microservices, build reliable CI/CD pipelines, and run production workloads at scale. I’m particularly interested in the intersection of infrastructure and machine learning how AI systems are built, deployed, and operated in the real world.

Outside of my day job, I’m a part-time trader, exploring the stock market as a hobby. I’m less interested in prediction and more in understanding market behavior, risk, and the psychology behind decision-making. For me, trading is another form of systems thinking observing patterns, constraints, and failures over time.

I like tinkering trying tools, writing small scripts, automating things that probably don’t need automation, and occasionally breaking systems just to understand how they fail. This website is a personal space where I document ideas, experiments, and things I learn along the way. I currently live and work in Abu Dhabi.