LF Airport Transfers
A production website and direct quote journey for a London chauffeur service, built around clear routes, fleet positioning and qualified enquiries.
Faysk / DevOps Engineer
I design, automate and operate the infrastructure behind dependable software — from code and CI/CD to cloud environments and production support.
Selected work
A focused selection of client delivery, technical experiments and the infrastructure behind them.
A production website and direct quote journey for a London chauffeur service, built around clear routes, fleet positioning and qualified enquiries.
A World Cup companion for fixtures, predictions, private pools and live standings, including a replay of how rankings changed across completed matches.
A privacy-aware diagnostics workspace for exploring browser APIs, device capabilities and passive telemetry without collecting personal data.
A private operations workspace for D&D campaigns, combining session notes, Roll20, audio and review workflows behind role-based authentication.
A compact, responsive portfolio that gives a personal brand a focused and easy-to-maintain online presence.
Delivery note / faysk.dev
The redesign treated the site as a production system: remove unnecessary moving parts, make the important path obvious and keep the output easy to verify.
01 Problem
02 Decision
03 Result
Experience
Hands-on experience across software, infrastructure and operations — the layers that make reliable delivery possible.
2026 — Present
S4U
Infrastructure architecture, servers, networks, security, monitoring and continuity.
2025 — Present
LF Airport Transfers
Production web platform, booking flow, request management and operational automation.
2019 — 2026
SAT
Cloud infrastructure, automation, CI/CD, containers and production operations.
2016 — 2019
Oficina de TI
Corporate infrastructure, servers, networks, access, security and continuity.
2012 — 2015
UpGlobal
Web applications, system maintenance, environments and deployment support.
2011 — 2012
TAM
Internal support, incident handling, workstations and corporate infrastructure.
How I work
Good operations should reduce cognitive load: clear ownership, documented systems and predictable recovery when something goes wrong.
CI/CD, release paths and scripts that remove manual work while keeping deployments understandable.
Cloud, servers, networking and security shaped into repeatable, documented environments.
Monitoring, troubleshooting, backups and recovery practices designed for calm, stable operations.