About

Hello, I’m Lucas, a Site Reliability Engineer from São Carlos, Brazil.

My passion for technology started early: as a teenager in the 2000s I was already running home servers, hosting online games, and experimenting with VPS instances, which gave me a strong technical foundation.

I first studied Law, researching topics like privacy and cybercrime, but even then I couldn’t stay away from technology. In the end, the servers won over the law books, and today I’m completing my Information Systems degree at the University of São Paulo (USP).

As an SRE, I focus on building reliable, scalable, and secure systems. I enjoy collaborating with development, product, and business teams to bring reliability and security early into projects.

My expertise includes Kubernetes, multi-cloud infrastructure (AWS and Azure), CI/CD pipelines, and observability, always with a strong emphasis on security, governance, and reducing toil.

Coding is central to my work: I use Go for tooling and infrastructure automation, but also Python and Shell when the context calls for it.

I am Terraform Associate certified and have experience with Terragrunt, Atlantis, and HCP Terraform, designing architectures that balance reliability, cost-efficiency, and security.

I also enjoy exploring new paradigms such as decentralized computing, experimenting with Web3 and Solidity to expand my perspective on distributed systems.

For me, reliability is not only technical, it’s also cultural, and I believe in empowering teams to innovate with confidence.

Feel free to explore my work and connect. I’m always open to exchanging ideas and learning from others.