Server Infrastructure & Security
- Plesk
- Docker
- Nginx
- Linux
- Windows
- CrowdSec
- Fail2ban
Financial Controller. IT Specialist. One person, two languages:
balance sheets and bash.
IT Specialist by training, Financial Controller by habit. Numbers tell me what a business is doing. Infrastructure tells me why, and I switch between the two without really thinking about it anymore.
As an entrepreneur I've managed and scaled large e-commerce operations in the beauty retail sector. That meant margin analysis and reporting on Monday and patching the Magento stack or hardening a server on Tuesday, often for the same problem seen from two sides.
Technology decisions grounded in financial reality. Financial insight that runs on automation instead of copy-paste. That's the short version.
Keep scrolling, this section moves sideways.
A platform I built myself that maps dive locations and connects divers looking for a buddy. Location data, community features, and probably more infrastructure than a dive log strictly needs.
Above sea level: long rides on the road bike. Below it: exploring dive sites. Both keep teaching me the same lesson. Preparation and a steady pace beat raw enthusiasm, pretty much every time.
I keep tinkering with a smart home setup and robotic equipment. If a task happens twice, it gets automated. Same rule I use for finance workflows, just with more sensors involved.