/roadmap
Changelog, not a vision board.
A release history of shipped systems, public work, and career pivots. Receipts are linked; the jokes remain unsupported by design.
Release history.
Chronological, because this one actually is a sequence.
- 2026
KubeCon EU · public speaking
KubeCon EU Amsterdam 2026
Speaking with one session on Pull Request Wars: The Flux Awakens - Ephemeral Kubernetes Environments Strike Back.
- 2025
Kubernetes · contributor recognition
Kubernetes SIG Release contributor award
Received the 2025 contributor award for sustained work with Kubernetes SIG Release.
- 2025
Release engineering · branch management
Kubernetes v1.34
Released Kubernetes v1.34 as Branch Manager Lead.
- 2025
Release engineering · branch management
Kubernetes v1.33
Released Kubernetes v1.33 as Branch Manager.
- 2025
Release work · public speaking
Release leadership and bigger stages
Served in Kubernetes release communications leadership and delivered three sessions at KubeCon EU London, including the first keynote-sized milestone at KCD Denmark.
- 2024–2025
Verifiable ecosystem work
Cloud-native recognition
Recognised as a CNCF Ambassador and led communications work for the Kubernetes v1.32 release while serving conference programmes across regions.
- 2024
Open source · education
Deeper into open source
Contributed as a Kubernetes v1.31 communications shadow and taught Cloud Native Technologies 101 at the University of Turin.
- 2023–2024
Founder mode · product delivery
Built the startup version for real
Co-founded KubeLab, led the technical direction, built the first platform-engineering MVP, and managed a distributed engineering team.
- 2021–2023
Healthcare · cloud · machine learning
Infrastructure with human consequences
Built Azure infrastructure for computational pathology and machine-learning workflows supporting breast-cancer diagnosis research.
- 2019–now
Writing · teaching · community
Started writing the field manual in public
Turned production lessons into technical writing, talks, workshops, mentoring, and community material that other engineers could reuse.