I started out as a software developer — fascinated by the idea that a few lines of code could change how the world works. At first it was .NET that pulled me in, then the cloud, automation, and all the tools that make infrastructure behave like a well-oiled machine. Over time, I realized that the real satisfaction doesn’t come only from writing code, but from helping others build things better, faster, and with far less chaos.
That path led me into a technical lead/manager role. Today, I support DevOps teams working in Azure, making sure projects move forward, automation actually means automation, and the cloud stays predictable — or at least as predictable as a cloud can be. I live in Wrocław, a city known for its charming little gnome statues scattered everywhere, which makes wandering around feel a bit like an unexpected treasure hunt.
Technology still excites me — especially modern approaches to cloud engineering and anything that helps teams work more efficiently and with genuine enthusiasm.
After hours, I wander into entirely different worlds: ones filled with dragons, mechanical monstrosities, and heroes with suspiciously good stat rolls. Video games and tabletop games are my go-to way to reset. Add to that my fascination with Japanese culture — from calm, traditional aesthetics to the wonderfully chaotic side of pop culture — and you’ve got a pretty complete picture of me.