The best infrastructure disappears. 10 years of making systems boring-on-purpose in DevOps — shrinking a 30-minute merge-request pipeline to as little as 2 by rebuilding change detection. Currently designing multi-account AWS infrastructure with Terragrunt and Lambda across five environments.
“Oh, that broke. That's okay — it's just part of engineering.”
— My 5-year-old, who gets it.
Recommendation
“Jeremy led improvements to our CI/CD pipelines, Terraform automation, and Docker build/publish workflows, making deployments more reliable and our developer experience smoother. He embodies a blameless, collaborative mindset. Any team would be lucky to have someone with his drive, expertise, and generosity.”
Jessica Wood, Software Engineer
Recent Writing
One Account, One Branch, Real Customers: Bringing a Hand-Built Production Stack into Terraform
2026-10-01A client had one AWS account, one branch, and one domain, all of it built in the console and all of it serving customers. The job: get every resource into Terraform, then split it into dev, stage, and prod. How hundreds of resources went into state without a rebuild, what the first import plan leaked, and how a fresh prod got stood up next to the live one.
If You Do It Twice, Script It
2026-05-11A two-line rule for shell automation — twice means a function, three times means a library — with the two scripts I actually use to live by it: an AWS SSO helper and a logger.sh that lands in every repo I create.
How I Actually Use AI
2026-05-11The setup behind daily AI use that actually compounds — scoped access with its own identity, slash commands as reusable workflows, a memory pipeline that survives session boundaries, and an autonomous agent fleet that runs on every PR.
Contact
Currently open to conversations about Senior / Staff Platform, DevOps, and AI Infrastructure roles — remote, or Maine-adjacent.
Get in touch: [email protected]