For over a decade I worked in transport operations — most recently as an
Operations Co-ordinator handling special-needs school transport for local
councils, and before that managing airport-transfer and chauffeur dispatch.
Those roles meant coordinating people and services, communicating with many
different stakeholders, and diagnosing and fixing problems quickly when things
went wrong.
I'm now making a deliberate move into IT and infrastructure. Rather than
collecting certificates, I'm focused on building things I can actually explain:
a Linux home lab, containers and a small Kubernetes cluster, and real
deployments running on cloud servers. I see one continuous path — from
end-user support, through systems and networking, to infrastructure and cloud
automation — and I want to start it in a first-line or support role and grow
from there.
This site is built and deployed the same way I'm learning to work:
version-controlled, automatically deployed, and documented as I go.
