I started my career in infrastructure around the same time Kubernetes became popular, in the company that eventually became Eficode. I had the pleasure of kicking off my career by being taught containerization by none other than Kelsey Hightower and implementing it in a plethora of companies as a consultant.

However I felt like the real difference was made at management level, and gave up the exciting hands on world, in favor of a middle manager flavored approach to DevOps and testing in robotics, finally getting to understand why so many initiatives are drowned in politics.

After a while it just felt like I wasn't doing enough just speeding up one company, and I since moved on to founding a small consulting company, where we help multiple companies embark on the same journey, from half a year releases to weekly or daily.

We currently have three clients, and all of us are working with DevOps helping speed up their production of software.