I'm Ryan Amir. I design Azure platforms, Terraform modules and the kind of monitoring that warns you before the customer does. Three years in, still learning the quiet craft of systems that don't fall over.
A 21-year-old computer-science student at Rutgers, born in Pakistan and now based on the Jersey shore. Three years quietly translating fragile spreadsheets and brittle servers into repeatable, observable Azure infrastructure — the kind that lets a team sleep through the night.
Work sits at the seam between platform engineering and the web: Terraform modules, GitHub Actions, Bicep templates, and a stubborn insistence that the front-end of a system should be as considered as its plumbing.
Bachelor of Science · Computer Science. Currently a junior.
Scalable, secure, cost-conscious cloud platforms on Azure and AWS. Reusable Terraform modules, GitHub Actions pipelines, and the kind of monitoring that warns you before the customer does.
Modern, accessible interfaces with an editorial sensibility — from quiet landing pages to production web apps. Care for typography, performance, and the people on the other side.
Untangling toil. Idempotent scripts, declarative infrastructure, and pipelines that make deploying boring — in the best way.
An AI-driven cloud observability platform with intelligent insights, streamlined reporting and operational automation for modern infrastructure teams.
Working on something interesting? Hiring? Want to argue about Terraform module design? Write in. I read every note.
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