I'm a DevOps/SRE Engineer at Armorcode, a US-based security SaaS startup, where I work across AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, and the whole observability stack (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK). Been at it for about 2 years full-time, and honestly, most of what I know came from breaking things at 2 AM and figuring out why. Some of the stuff I'm proud of: migrated our compute to Graviton and cut costs by 11%, parallelized our Jenkins pipelines for an 80% throughput jump, and built a Lambda + DynamoDB + API Gateway system that literally eliminated a daily customer release call we used to dread. I've also worked hands-on with EKS, Helm, Istio, and Terraform-driven infra... the kind of stuff that looks clean in a resume but was messy to actually build. Right now I'm deep in my own job search too, which... honestly, makes me a better person to talk to. I've done interviews at places ranging from early-stage startups to more established teams, and I know exactly where the gaps show up: EKS internals, database sharding vs replication, Linux fundamentals people assume they know but don't. I've been maintaining my own interview question bank (100+ questions across Linux, K8s, AWS, Networking, CI/CD) just to stay sharp. If you're trying to break into DevOps or SRE, prepping for interviews, or just want a second pair of eyes on your resume or your K8s setup... I'm happy to help. I'd rather give you a real, honest take than a generic pep talk.