Reliability
Reduce incident noise and surprises with better monitoring, alerting, and runbooks that actually get used.
Systems Administrator at Fixter, moving into DevOps. Automation, infrastructure, and reliability — building on 6 years of technical support, customer support, and Linux systems engineering.
Clear outcomes over buzzwords.
Reduce incident noise and surprises with better monitoring, alerting, and runbooks that actually get used.
Remove toil with scripts and Ansible where it actually pays off. No automation for automation's sake.
Simple, auditable changes that teams can own and maintain. Solutions that outlast my involvement.
Real infrastructure I've built and maintain in production.
Team was juggling 3 ticketing systems per shift. Built a unified platform that consolidated them into one view with 40x faster response times.
Critical client tickets were getting missed outside business hours. Built automated escalation that catches 5-10 real incidents per week.
Monitoring onboarding took 1-2 hours per server and kept breaking on modern OSes. Rebuilt the automation — now 5 minutes, 500+ deployments, zero failures.
All operational knowledge lived in one person's head. Built comprehensive docs that cut onboarding from weeks to days and eliminated single points of failure.
I'm a Systems Administrator at Fixter. Day to day that's new starter and leaver processing, managing our device fleet across six countries, provisioning and locking down access to internal systems and databases, and staying on top of GDPR requests and security reviews. Over the next year I'm moving into more of the DevOps side — automation, infrastructure, the stuff engineering owns.
Before this, six years at THG Ingenuity — started as an infrastructure apprentice, worked up through Hosting Support Engineer to Cloud & Infrastructure Engineer, providing L3 support and building the internal tooling the engineering team relied on daily.
From 6 years at THG Ingenuity
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