Summary
Nicholas Lotz is an engineer focused on technical enablement, helping teams use software to solve real business problems by removing technological and organizational barriers. He specializes in infrastructure automation and operational transparency with hands-on experience in Kubernetes, Python, Terraform, C++, Salt, and Ansible, and a background in open-source infrastructure like Ceph and OpenStack. Trained as a chemical engineer at the University of Pittsburgh, he brings a systems-thinking approach and academic interest in applying control theory and process concepts to digital networks. Nicholas is authoring the second edition of a CI/CD modernization book, signaling a practical commitment to improving developer workflows and delivery. Based in Nashville, he combines operational rigor with a focus on security and transparency across the entire software stack.
3 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science - BS, Chemical Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS, Chemical Engineering at University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering
English, French