Present and Beyond: Into AI and DevOps

While my Master's was purely in a technical background, the course wasn't very good or up to industry norms, so I relied on studying by myself. I didn't have to face major challenges when it came to being self-taught, because that is what I have always been doing since childhood.

I learned about GenAI, integrated it into projects, and also got a scholarship for achieving the highest marks. I also had an interest in DevOps because I love learning about infrastructure and operating systems, as well as automating stuff. That interest was a result of what I have been doing since childhood — the journey of learning cybersecurity taught me so much about infrastructure and automation that this is where I found my current interest.

Later, I joined a startup as a GenAI Developer, but when the company saw how good I was at DevOps, they transitioned me into a DevOps Engineer role. Even today, I am still learning and building my career in this field, not because everyone else is doing it. In my country, getting into IT has become a trend, and because of that, many people enter this field even when they have no real interest in it. But that isn't the case with me. I've been passionate about computers since childhood, and now I genuinely want to build my career around what has always been my biggest interest.