I'm a cloud architect who's spent the last two years moving from "it works on my machine" to cloud platforms that scale without midnight nightmares.
Most of what I do publicly comes from a simple bet: the best way to learn something is to teach it in public, mistakes included. That's why this site exists — projects, writing, talks, videos and a podcast, all in one place.
Off the keyboard you'll find me running, brewing very mediocre espresso, and traveling around the world. Yes, I really love exploring new places.
I dropped into the bachelor in BSc Computer Engineering at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Learned the basics of programming, data structures, and algorithms. Built my first web apps and fell in love with systems architecture.
Joined a famous consulting firm as junior cloud architect. Worked on creating a LZ and different AWS cloud native platforms for an insurance client without having prior experience, broke production some times, and fell in love with infrastructure as code. Got my first AWS certification that year.
Started writing and shipping tutorials at brianintech.com. Became an AWS Community Builder the next year.
Working on Kumo, an AI-assisted agent, and recording the Ask Brian podcast.
Focused on cloud architecture, cost optimization, and serverless solutions for enterprise clients.
IT Auditor for KPMG's financial services clients, focusing on cloud security and compliance.
