Omotayo Olalekan
I am Infrastructure and DevOps Engineer
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Omotayo Olalekan
Infrastructure and DevOps Engineer
Infrastructure and DevOps Engineer transitioning from Metallurgical Engineering with active Cloud Engineering training. Proven expertise in managing large-scale IT systems (120+ endpoints), implementing security protocols, and optimizing operational workflows. Currently developing cloud infrastructure and automation capabilities. Seeking DevOps roles to leverage infrastructure management experience and emerging cloud skills.
Work Experience
Empowering Creativity through
February 2024 - Present
Preston International School, Akure
ICT Officer
- Implemented and manage school management software, reducing administrative processing time by 30% through workflow automation
- Maintain 120+ endpoint systems and 40+ security cameras with 99.8% network uptime
- Automated parent communications using Mailchimp, improving engagement metrics by 25%
- Enforce security hardening policies across Windows/Linux environments
- Migrated physical records to digital system using cloud-based solutions
My Skills
Core competencies that drive my performance.
Cloud & DevOps
AWS/Azure Fundamentals99 %
CI/CD Pipelines93 %
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)98 %
Docker94 %
KubernetesLearning %
Cloud Security94 %
IT Operations
Linux Administration93 %
Network Management97 %
System Hardening97 %
CCTV Security Systems94 %
SaaS Implementation95 %
Cybersecurity
Vulnerability Assessment91 %
Security Protocols95 %
Incident Response99 %
Ethical Hacking95 %
Automation & Tools
Python95 %
Bash Scripting94 %
Git94 %
TerraformLearning %
Jenkins91 %
Ansible91 %
Mailchimp95 %
Education
Empowering Creativity through
Expected Completion: 2024
DevOps & Cloud Engineering
Leapschool Africa
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2022 - Present
Software Engineering Program
ALX
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