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Anush Sargsyan
→ Computer Engineering student, learning to run things in production
I build the boring, load-bearing parts of software: pipelines, containers, and the scripts that keep a Sunday deploy from becoming a Sunday page. Currently at the Faculty of Computer Engineering, National Polytechnic University of Armenia, and looking for a DevOps internship to turn coursework into on-call scars.
01 · about
I'm a Computer Engineering student in Yerevan with a soft spot for infrastructure — the layer underneath the app that most people only notice when it breaks. My path here wasn't a straight line: TUMO for early creative-tech grounding, 42 Yerevan for peer-driven software engineering, and Picsart Academy for computer architecture fundamentals and, more recently, a dedicated DevOps track.
I care about systems that are observable, reproducible, and boring in the best way — the kind where a new teammate can read the pipeline and understand the whole deploy story.
02 · pipeline
Started as a student, came back to teach — the first loop of learning something and handing it forward.
Peer-to-peer, project-based software engineering — no lectures, mostly debugging in the dark with friends.
The formal backbone underneath everything else — architecture, systems, and the fundamentals that make the practical stuff click.
Where the DevOps focus sharpened — containers, pipelines, and infrastructure as something you practice, not just read about.
A short, focused course on thinking like an attacker — useful context for anyone building the systems they'd target.
Looking for a team to learn from — where the last four stages get pressure-tested against a real system.
03 · stack