Building resilient infrastructure. Breaking it on purpose.
I build tools that break infrastructure on purpose — so production stays up when it matters.
Open-source chaos engineering framework for testing Kubernetes and OpenShift cluster resilience. Injects real-world failure scenarios to validate infrastructure reliability before production incidents happen.
MCP server that lets AI agents inspect and manage Kubernetes clusters via natural language—useful when you want to troubleshoot or run kubectl-style tasks from a chat interface.
RAG app using the Qdrant vector database so you can ask questions over your own documents instead of searching manually. Good for internal docs or knowledge bases.
Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat on the Performance & Scale team. I work on Krkn, an open-source chaos engineering framework for testing Kubernetes and OpenShift infrastructure resilience.
Before Red Hat I spent 7+ years at HeapTrace building backend systems with Java, Spring Boot, and Python — multi-tenant services, high-throughput APIs, HIPAA-compliant applications, and cost-saving infrastructure. I care about reliability, observability, and making systems that survive failure.
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