Blessing Omoregie
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New Roles

DevOps / Platform Engineer

Building Systems
That Scale with
Precision

Cloud infrastructure, CI/CD automation, and observability — engineered for reliability and shipped at scale.

AWS Kubernetes Terraform Observability Prometheus Linux Internals

About Me

Background

My Story

DevOps and Platform Engineer with hands-on production experience across the full observability stack, metrics, logs, and infrastructure-level tracing of system behavior. I build reliable, automated systems: CI/CD pipelines, Prometheus/Grafana monitoring, and infrastructure as code. Currently pursuing dual degrees in Software Development and Computer Science.

Most recently I built a container runtime from raw Linux primitives, no Docker, combining namespaces, cgroups, chroot, and a seccomp syscall allowlist into one working system, and proved every isolation claim with real kernel-level evidence rather than assumptions. Full writeup linked in my blog section below.

I founded Velqor Technologies and build and operate its flagship platform, Velqor Alpha, end to end on Oracle Cloud, from infrastructure and secrets management to CI/CD and monitoring. My path into engineering started with forex trading, where strict drawdown controls and treating every strategy as measurable rather than assumed built the same instinct for risk and reliability that now shapes how I approach infrastructure.

What I Bring

DevOps Excellence

Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD automation, and monitoring implementation

Quantitative Mindset

Systematic strategy development, backtesting, and risk management

Full-Stack Development

Python, JavaScript, RESTful APIs, and database management

Data-Driven Approach

Machine learning, data analysis, and performance optimisation

Featured Projects

Selected Work

Blog

Writing

Thoughts on DevOps, quantitative trading, and building systematic strategies

Technical Skills

Expertise

Experience

Career

Let's Connect

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Looking for a DevOps, SRE, or Platform Engineer who ships reliable systems? I'd love to hear from you.