Azure FinOps Agent
20267 AI agents yelling at each other about your Azure bill. They find waste, calculate savings, and generate reports. Built on LangGraph because one agent wasn't chaotic enough.
Platform & AI Engineer
From running a sandwich shop to running cloud infrastructure. I do Azure, Terraform, security, CI/CD, and I build AI agents on the side because I can't sit still. Ex-Twitch streamer, current infrastructure nerd.
Portfolio
7 AI agents yelling at each other about your Azure bill. They find waste, calculate savings, and generate reports. Built on LangGraph because one agent wasn't chaotic enough.
Points at your Azure resources and tells you which ones are burning money. Finds idle resources, orphaned disks, tag gaps with cost impact per finding. Built on Microsoft Agent Framework.
Full FinOps dashboard built to stress-test Microsoft Agent Framework 1.0. Triage agent plus 7 specialists, 42 REST endpoints, 14 KQL waste queries, background scans, and human-in-the-loop tag governance. Next.js frontend, FastAPI backend, Azure Container Apps.
Writing
I went from Twitch streaming to running cloud infrastructure. Via hospitality, a failed recruiter side quest, and a traineeship I almost missed. Here's the real story.
Certifications are not proof of competence. They are not efficient learning tools. They are a ticket past a broken filter, and the only rational way to use them is to stop pretending they are anything else.
Background
I didn't take the traditional IT route. I went from pouring beers to pouring over Terraform code. Turns out fixing infrastructure isn't that different from fixing a broken espresso machine - find the root cause, don't just restart it, and definitely don't blame the last person who touched it. I automate things because I'm too lazy to do the same thing twice, and I build AI agents because apparently that's what we do now.
DevOps Engineer
Cloudchamps
2025-09 - present
DevOps Engineer
BIMcollab (KUBUS)
2024-11 - 2025-08
System Administrator
BIMcollab (KUBUS)
2023-07 - 2024-11
Contact
Need someone who actually reads the error logs before Googling? I'm available for interesting work. No recruiters with "exciting opportunities in a dynamic environment" please.