Systems & DevOps Engineer
Ibrahem
Hasaki.
I build infrastructure, automation tools, and developer tooling. I run a self-hosted Linux server and ship CLI tools that solve real problems.
I build infrastructure, automation tools, and developer tooling. I run a self-hosted Linux server and ship CLI tools that solve real problems.
I'm an IT student who discovered that the most exciting work happens in the space between writing code and running it in production. From self-hosting a full Linux server to publishing packages on PyPI, I gravitate toward the infrastructure that makes everything else possible.
I've been doing DevOps long before I knew it had a name — building Telegram bots for friends, designing Notion templates at 16, and now managing Docker containers, CI/CD pipelines, and hardened servers.
I build things for the perfection of the build itself. The satisfaction is in the design and construction of systems that work reliably.
From home servers to published packages — real infrastructure solving real problems.
Production-grade home server built from a repurposed laptop. Runs Nextcloud, Pi-hole, Portainer, Syncthing, and more — all Dockerized with SSH hardening, Fail2ban, UFW firewall, and HTTPS via Let's Encrypt. Documented like a professional infrastructure setup.
Published PyPI package built in 2 days. 10-stage PDF extraction pipeline with confidence scoring per block. Tiered install sizes, CLI + Python API.
Multi-objective genetic algorithm framework. Balances accuracy vs. interpretability with 46–82% smaller trees. Full CI pipeline, 20-fold cross-validation.
Unified CLI command launcher with shared library system, config overrides, and scripts across code, system, and backup categories. Designed architecture, not just scripts.
Designed and sold productivity templates since age 16. Life planners, study systems, and custom Notion pages built to client specifications.
Tools and technologies I use daily to build and maintain infrastructure.
Available for DevOps work, productivity consulting, and interesting conversations.