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I will create your cloud engineer career plan and job search strategy
About this Gig
Applying everywhere and hearing nothing back? It usually isn't a lack of effort. It's one specific bottleneck: the wrong roles, a resume that doesn't prove your skill, a thin network, or an interview story that isn't landing.
I find that bottleneck first, then build your cloud career plan around it.
I'm a working senior cloud engineer. I went from a $13/hour help desk job to a $100K cloud role in four years, with no college degree.
What you get:
- A 60-minute diagnostic call on your background, goals, and job search
- A written plan built specifically for you (not a template)
- Honest advice on timing, including when not to make a move yet
Who this is for: help desk, IT support, and sysadmin pros moving into cloud or AI, and cloud engineers aiming for senior or lead roles.
Expect direct advice, not just questions, and follow-up that holds you to the plan.
You must be prepared to put in the effort!
This is not for people wanting an "average" career.
Not sure which package fits? Message me first.
Counseling type:
Career Path
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CV / Resume
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Portfolio
Experience level:
Entry level
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Associate
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Senior
Industry:
Internet & Technology
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Engineering
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Cybersecurity
Language:
English
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FAQ
What makes me qualified?
I spent the entirety of my career focused on producing high-quality cloud architecture, which landed me roles at multi-national consulting firms. I’ve also worked with the largest companies in the world, like Ford and Microsoft.
Why should I pay for a career coach for 3 months?
The same reason you’d pay for any coach: you need an expert to show you the depth and breadth of this industry, if you want to move beyond what most people achieve. If you’re content with a normal salary and career, there’s no need for a coach.
Why don't I coach entry-level engineers?
There's so many resources and so much content out there for entry-level IT professionals, but so little for the mid-level engineers trying to make it big. I've decided to help those who were stuck in that particular rough spot, just like I used to be.
