Senior DevSecOps Engineer · Kathmandu · open to remote & relocation
I build cloud platforms where the secure path is also the fastest one.
Nine years designing, automating, and operating infrastructure across AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and DigitalOcean: Kubernetes platforms, GitOps delivery, and infrastructure as code, with security engineered into every stage from commit to production.
01Selected work
Kubernetes migration · development environment · client details withheld
Migrating a Kubernetes environment from DigitalOcean to Amazon EKS on Bottlerocket broke every workload that depended on a shared ReadWriteMany volume. The fix kept the applications unchanged: an OpenEBS-provisioned NFS server backed by EBS on the server side, and the CSI NFS driver on the client side.
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Enterprise customer platforms · client details withheld
Leading the move from pipeline-driven deployments to GitOps with ArgoCD for enterprise customer platforms on AWS, GCP, and DigitalOcean, so every production change is declared in Git, reviewed, and continuously reconciled.
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Tools I've built
Free, live tools for engineers. Uptime is checked on the status page.
02How I work
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Controls run inside the pipeline on every change and fail closed. A check that depends on someone remembering it is applied inconsistently.
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Everything is declared in code, reviewed, and versioned. If an environment can't be rebuilt from Git, it can't be trusted.
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Multi-AZ layouts, tested restores, and runbooks are part of the design, not an afterthought, because something always fails eventually.
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The secure, standard path should also be the easiest one. A platform succeeds when teams choose it, not when they're forced onto it.
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Metrics, logs, and traces exist to answer questions during an incident and to show whether a change actually helped.
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Prefer simple, maintainable systems with clear owners and numbers that show they work over clever ones nobody can operate.
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03Experience
May 2024 – Present
Parkcity Technologies
Senior DevSecOps Engineer
Dec 2021 – May 2024
BeyondID
Okta Apex Partner
DevSecOps Engineer
Earlier: Software Engineer, DevOps at a software services company (2020–2021); System Engineer at a nationwide internet service provider (2017–2020).
04Writing