Summary
Nick Di Marzo is an Infrastructure Platforms Specialist based in Edinburgh with nine years of engineering experience focused on Linux systems, automation, and cloud-native platforms. He leads container platform and Kubernetes adoption at University of the Arts London, bringing practical experience from SUSE and multiple higher-education datacentre migrations. A free-software and GNU/Linux tinkerer, he has deep hands-on skills in Puppet, Ansible, Satellite/Foreman, VMware, Docker and Kubernetes, and a track record of applying DevOps practices to large, mixed-OS estates. His background spans security-focused support, telephony systems, and reproducible automation, and he pairs scripting (Bash/Python) with configuration management to drive repeatable operations. Outside of infrastructure, Nick’s long history in audio engineering signals a creative, DIY mindset that informs his pragmatic problem-solving. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic platform adoption strategies that balance operational rigor with open-source principles.
10 years of coding experience
22 years of employment as a software developer
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Joyancona School
Italian, English