I have been involved in IT since I was 6 years old, learning the internals of computers with my father, and moved to Linux at 16. I originally studied to become an Analyst Developer, but quickly shifted toward system engineering, which suited me better. Still, I always kept one foot (or more) in development for personal projects. When I discovered the DevOps philosophy, it immediately clicked: it combined all my development and system engineering skills in a meaningful way. Today, I advocate for immutable infrastructure, microservices, and infrastructure as code. Tools don’t matter—what matters is applying the concepts that increase efficiency, reliability, delivery speed and, above all, team happiness. I am used to managing critical production environments and my decisions are driven by value for the company and well-being for the teams. I love helping people grow, and I love learning from others. After all, what’s the point of working in such a rewarding field if we don’t share the journey? More info on my blog: https://blog.jeremiegoldberg.com/en https://jeremiegoldberg.com/en