At LEO Pharma I am responsible for the Azure platform: 200+ subscriptions, a 15,000-user tenant, forty production virtual machines, and 190 RPA bots. The infrastructure is governed in its entirety by Terraform and operated under my on-call rotation. I am also accountable for the deployed generative AI models — principally Anthropic Claude and OpenAI GPT families — across their full lifecycle as Cloud/DevOps work: deployment, ongoing management, updates, and ensuring the AI API backends remain reachable and reliable for LEO Pharma applications that consume them.
The role spans cloud governance (Azure Policy, RBAC, and Management Group hierarchy across the estate), enterprise networking (ExpressRoute, segmentation, and global network incident response), identity administration for 15,000 users in Microsoft Entra ID, Azure DevOps CI/CD, and full SRE practice for the production fleet — SLOs, blameless postmortems, and observability through Azure Monitor and Application Insights. Through cloud financial operations across the estate, I have delivered DKK 570,000 (≈ €76,000) in annualised savings within three quarters of 2025, and the figure has continued to grow since.
Before LEO Pharma, I served as a Senior Cloud Network Engineer at Microsoft, working the global escalation queue — the incidents that customer organisations had been unable to resolve within their own teams. The work concerned ExpressRoute, Azure Kubernetes Service, private peering, and DNS failures of unusual scope and complexity. In that role I advised the cloud and infrastructure engineering teams across Fortune 50 enterprises and several government bodies — including the Government of the United Kingdom, the British Transport Police, and the Government of South Australia — on the resolution of such incidents and on the architectural decisions that prevent their recurrence. Their networks remain in service.
Earlier positions were held at BNP Paribas in Kraków and Honeywell in Katowice. Different rooms; the same discipline.
I am also in training for a Private Pilot Licence. The EASA PPL Ground School was completed at ATO Avioner in Warsaw with a final score of 94%, and I now fly privately within the practical phase of the course. Aviation teaches me to trust procedures over hope. The cloud teaches me the same lesson, in different units.
