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Platform & Security Engineer · Taguig, Metro Manila
With over a decade of hands-on experience in IT infrastructure, security, and automation — I document real-world solutions across DevOps tooling, network security, Linux administration, and ethical hacking. Because the best notes are the ones you publish.
