I didn't start in tech.
I came up through marketing and business analysis. A few years in, I hit a point where I knew the path I was on wasn't the right one. People in my corner had already made the leap into tech — and pushed me to do the same. So I did.
I got my CCNA, RHCSA and Security+. I built production labs running RHEL, Docker, Nagios, GitLab and Bacula — because that's how I learn: by building.
Now I combine deep infrastructure knowledge with the business and communication skills most engineers never develop — and I bring that combination to environments where both actually matter.