IT support was the foundation. Cloud is where I'm headed.
I moved to Hamburg from Kigali, Rwanda, and spent the last few years deliberately building toward DevOps and Cloud Engineering — bootcamps, certifications, and real hands-on projects, not just theory.
My story
I started in IT support — first at Bank of Kigali's head office, fixing hardware and troubleshooting networks, then freelancing as a web and graphic designer for clients across Rwanda. Along the way I picked up the habit that's stuck with me since: document the fix, not just apply it, so the next person (often future me) isn't solving the same problem twice.
After moving to Germany, I worked as an IT Support Specialist handling Microsoft 365 administration and end-user support, while deliberately building toward cloud infrastructure on the side — three bootcamps (TechWorld with Nana, Neue Fische, AWS re/Start), an AWS certification with more in progress, and real projects in Terraform, Kubernetes, and Jenkins, several of which are on this site.
Right now I'm working full-time while continuing that path and building German language skills — actively looking for a DevOps or Cloud Engineer role where I can put the last two years of deliberate learning to work.
Quick facts
How I work
Infrastructure as code, always
If it's not in Terraform, it doesn't really exist — click-ops in a console doesn't survive being rebuilt.
Document as I go
A habit from years in IT support: the fix isn't finished until someone else could follow it without me.
Learn by building, not just watching
Every project on this site is something I actually built and broke and fixed, not a tutorial I followed once.
Experience
Warehouse Associate (Stock), Famila Supermarkt
Stock handling and replenishment in Winsen (Luhe), Germany — working full-time while building German language skills and continuing cloud projects on the side.
IT Support Specialist, Teck-Expert, Kigali
First- and second-line support for Microsoft 365 users through a structured ticketing process, user onboarding, access management, and internal knowledge-base documentation.
Freelance Web & Graphic Designer, Rwanda
Responsive client websites in Webflow, branding and UI work in Figma, managing the full project lifecycle from scoping to after-sales support.
IT Support Technician, Bank of Kigali
Desktop and hardware support, OS and network troubleshooting for staff at the bank's head office.
Warehouse & Logistics Operations Associate, DP World Global Logistics
Forklift and material-handling operations within a global supply-chain warehouse in Cheonan, South Korea.
Education & learning
B.A. Business Information Technology
Mount Kenya University, Kigali Campus, Rwanda.
Bootcamps & certifications
AWS re/Start, TechWorld with Nana, neue fische, and AWS Cloud Practitioner confirmed — Solutions Architect Associate and DevOps Practitioner in progress. Full list on the Certifications page.
Technical skills
These are the tools I use in the real, hands-on projects on this site — not a claim of years of professional production experience with each one. The full resume has the complete breakdown by category.