CI & systems optimisation
Builds take too long, test jobs fail unpredictably, and engineers spend time working around the pipeline.
What we can work onI help software teams fix slow or unreliable CI, automate releases, and take the manual work out of running their infrastructure.
Based in Germany · 7+ years in software delivery & infrastructure
Builds take too long, test jobs fail unpredictably, and engineers spend time working around the pipeline.
What we can work onEnvironments need manual setup, release steps live in someone's head, and repeatable work still depends on handoffs.
What we can work onPractical changes to real delivery workflows, from previous engineering roles. Company details are kept private.
I improved build caching and registry access to cut the time spent in a Rust CI build.
Read the exampleEngineers trigger a job that creates virtual machines, configures operating systems, runs tests, and returns logs as pipeline artifacts.
Read the exampleReview the pipeline or infrastructure, identify the bottlenecks, and agree on the changes that matter.
Work alongside your team to improve the workflow, check the results, and document how to maintain it.
Get ongoing help with delivery workflows and infrastructure as your team's needs change.
I'm Redarokim Ikongha, a DevOps engineer based in Hessen, Germany, with 7+ years in infrastructure automation and software delivery for web, mobile, and embedded products.
My focus is faster CI, self-service developer workflows, and repeatable cloud and on-premises infrastructure.
Outside work, I run a Proxmox homelab with self-hosted Git, CI, and applications, and I build internal tools. I also play chess.
Operated self-hosted CI, automated virtual-machine provisioning, and improved build and test pipelines.
Automated environment setup and CI workflows for firmware and mobile releases.
Built web and mobile delivery pipelines, containerised services, and maintained monitoring and backups.
A detailed CV is available on request. Get in touch →
Tell me about the slow build, unreliable pipeline, or manual process. We can work out a useful next step together.