From the Ovens to the Output.
A work ethic that started in bread dough
My professional journey isn't a conventional straight line. I began my path working as a baker and in agriculture. In these physically demanding environments, the margin for error was negligible, and the hours were unforgiving. That "hands-on" mentality and resilience was what I took with me when I transitioned into graphic arts, prepress, and finally, IT infrastructure management.
Precision in digital
For over a decade, I've specialized in ensuring that systems operate with the identical precision required by color calibration. Whether managing networks, cloud and on premises servers, or digital security, my focus is stability. If there's a problem, my mission is to find the most practical and efficient solution to solve it.
The weekend farmer and the technological "gap"
In my spare time, I trade the keyboard for the soil. As a weekend farmer, I enjoy seeing things grow at their own pace, but that's where I noticed something: there is a huge gap between modern IT tools and the actual needs of those who cultivate. From this gap, my personal projects were born, such as FitoCalc and HortaMaps. They are not simply applications; they are bridges I built to bring IT logic into agricultural organization.
What can you expect from me?
Someone who understands technology but has never lost touch with practical reality. I seek simplicity, security, and above all, tools that make life easier for those using them—whether in a datacenter or a vegetable garden.