Hugo
Spriet
METZ, FR •I WORK ON THE PART OF THE PRODUCT
nobody should have to notice.
Spriet
METZ, FR •CLOUD & INFRASTRUCTURE
CURRENT FOCUS
Cost under controlReversible choicesRecovery that is testedyours or mine.
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I’m Hugo Spriet, a Site Reliability Engineer based near Metz. I look after the layer most people never open: the accounts, the networks, the pipelines and the alerts that decide whether a release is a non-event or a long evening.
I came up through the helpdesk, then systems administration, then leading a client migration from the first meeting to the post-migration review. It is a fast way to learn that the hard part is rarely the technology. Today I run cloud infrastructure at Kamorion while finishing an MSc in Cloud & Cybersecurity at Epitech, and I spend my own hours on AI and on collecting and making sense of data. I also run a company of my own, building a product in fintech.
The method has not changed since the helpdesk: map what depends on what, pick an option, write down why, then measure whether it held. I have shipped things that worked and things that did not, and the second kind taught me more.
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THE PATH SO FAR
Five years of apprenticeships, every course paid for by a company expecting something back.
2025 — NOW
Production infrastructure on AWS and Scaleway, remote.
Epitech Nancy, MSc Cloud & Cybersecurity
2024 — 2025
Led a client migration end to end, from first meeting to post-migration review, with a small team to coordinate.
Mewo Campus, BSc Project Coordination
2022 — 2024
A year on the helpdesk, then a steady move into the infrastructure behind the tickets.
Mewo Campus, Infrastructure & Security
2021
STACK, RANKED BY DEMAND
Rather than list every tool I have ever opened, I ranked the field against what 2026 infrastructure and AI job postings keep asking for — then marked, honestly, which half of each line I can already carry.
AWS IN 54% OF POSTINGS
Accounts, networks and everything under them described in code and reviewed in a pull request. Four AWS badges in, and still finding new corners of it every month.
CI/CD 67% · KUBERNETES 56% — THE TOP TWO ASKS
Every change arrives the same way: commit, pipeline, reviewable diff, deploy you can walk back. Linux and Docker are home ground; the orchestration layer above them is this year’s deliberate gap.
SLO/SLI — LARGEST PAY PREMIUM
Dashboards are the easy half. The work is picking the few signals that mean somebody is having a bad time, and letting everything else stay quiet.
FRANCE’S #1 ASK — 47% OF TECH RECRUITERS
Firewalls, tunnels and segmentation carried over from the sysadmin years — the one pillar here I own end to end — now being formalised into an MSc in Cloud & Cybersecurity at Epitech.
AI ENGINEER — FASTEST-GROWING ROLE, +143% YOY
Retrieval, evaluation and cost per answer are infrastructure problems wearing a new hat. Studied on my own time, nothing claimed as production yet.
In productionLearning, not claimed
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Demand signals: 2026 DevOps job-posting analyses (share of postings mentioning each skill), Robert Half France 2026, and LinkedIn’s fastest-growing roles for 2026.
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THIS YEAR● 4 DAY STREAK
Busiest day: 131 commits | Private work included
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HSInfrastructure, automation and operations, for teams that would rather keep their evenings.