I'm currently building a strong foundation in Linux system administration and infrastructure through hands-on labs and personal projects. I've always been curious about how systems work behind the scenes, which naturally led me to Linux and infrastructure. I enjoy learning by doing — setting up systems, breaking things, troubleshooting problems, and figuring out why they happen. Most of my current experience comes from working with Linux servers in a homelab environment, where I practice system administration, service configuration, troubleshooting, and automation.

• Linux — Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, CentOS
• Bash
• Git & GitHub
• Python — basics

• Building and maintaining Linux-based homelab environments
• Practicing Linux system administration
• Configuring and managing services
• Troubleshooting Linux and system-related issues
• Automating repetitive tasks with Bash
• Documenting my labs and projects on GitHub
• Continuously learning infrastructure and system administration

I believe the best way to learn infrastructure is by getting hands-on. I like to build, break, troubleshoot, understand, and improve. Rather than only learning how to fix a problem, I try to understand why it happened in the first place. My goal is to gradually build strong fundamentals in Linux and infrastructure and apply them in real-world environments.

I'm currently looking for a Junior Linux Administrator, Junior System Administrator, or Junior Infrastructure role where I can apply my Linux knowledge, learn from experienced engineers, and continue growing through real-world experience.