As an engineer with experience in the DevOps roles, I'm passionate about automation using tools like Chef for configuration management, and I have developed custom tools to aid in development workflows. I specialize in developing for and working in complex environments where details and managing scope are important.In my spare time, I try to focus on hands-on technical projects; electronics and embedded design let me bring my development and technical skills home but still get my hands dirty. I'm particularly interested in ARM Embedded Linux systems and human device interaction. I keep extensive notes on everything I build or research at home, and while not all of it ends up online, I do maintain a blog at blog.reasonablycorrect.com. I try to keep every thing I write as beginner-friendly as possible so that a wide range of people can benefit from my research.In future roles, I'm looking to be challenged by diving more deeply into my specialties. I hope to work on a team where I can apply what I already know but also continue learning from my peers. Specifically, I want to deep dive into monitoring tools, deployment systems, and the user facing workflows therein. Human/tooling interaction is a field that is often ignored in startups, but this is something I find deeply important and would like to spend more time working on.