I'm a qualified IT technician with two years of hands-on work on WordPress sites, hosting and process automation, and an IT support internship behind me. I run complete website projects for my own clients, from the server and domain to the finished site and its SEO. My portfolio includes documented Linux and Windows Server labs, a complete school network design, a team C++ project and a web app I designed and run.
I'm looking for a junior role in IT Support, Helpdesk, WordPress administration, web hosting support, Linux or Windows systems administration, or technical operations, where I can troubleshoot real problems and keep systems documented so that others can follow the work.
- Own clients, WordPress and hosting. Complete website projects run end to end: hosting and server setup, domains, DNS, SSL and e-mail, building the site in Bricks Builder or Elementor, on-page and technical SEO, migrations and ongoing maintenance. Client names are not public.
- SEOSEM24 (SEO agency), 2024 – September 2026. Started as an intern, later employed as an office processes and data specialist (Python) and as a Python developer. Day to day:
- administrative and operational work for the agency and its clients;
- internal tools, including Python automation of bulk content and data work, link checking and technical SEO checks;
- editing and building client sites in Bricks Builder, Elementor and Oxygen;
- copywriting and Google Business Profile (Google Maps) listings;
- hosting, DNS, SSL, WordPress migrations and bulk database fixes through phpMyAdmin.
- Air Liquide, 2023. IT support internship: preparing company laptops, installing software with the IT team, solving a printer problem for a user, and an introduction to the server room and helpdesk workflow.
- Education. IT technician programme (technik informatyk) at Zespół Szkół Energetycznych in Kraków, with vocational exams passed. Currently studying Computer Science in Computer Engineering part-time at Cracow University of Technology and taking the Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) course.
| Project | What you can review |
|---|---|
| Linux DNS Server Lab | BIND9 on Ubuntu Server: forward and reverse zones, a systemd-resolved SERVFAIL troubleshooting case, original evidence and a review of my own configuration mistakes |
| Windows Server File Sharing Lab | AD DS, DNS, DHCP and SMB shares with quotas, user limits, group-based permissions and a hidden share, each rule tested from a domain client |
| School Network Design | Five computer labs: VLANs in Packet Tracer, structured cabling, patch-panel plan, equipment, schedule, PLN 40k cost estimate and a design review |
| Guardian of the Island — C++ | C++17 team RPG with Windows/Linux CI and regression tests. My documented part: the polymorphic Item hierarchy and the MenuSystem |
| Grubaski · live app | A social weight-loss PWA I lead: product concept, requirements, UX and testing, implemented with AI assistance. Source code is private |
Each lab repository keeps the original screenshots and walkthrough, and separates what was tested at the time from what I would correct today.
My WordPress and hosting work for clients is not public. I'm happy to walk through it in an interview.
Web and hosting: WordPress administration · Bricks Builder · Elementor · Oxygen · Hosting and server setup · Domains, DNS, SSL and e-mail · Site migrations · MySQL/phpMyAdmin · Technical SEO · Google Business Profile
Systems and networking: Windows Server · Active Directory · DNS · DHCP · SMB and NTFS permissions · Ubuntu Server · BIND9 · netplan · systemd · VLANs · Cisco Packet Tracer · Structured cabling · VirtualBox
Automation and code: Python automation · C++17 · CMake · Git
I use AI tools such as Claude Code and ChatGPT in my work, and I say so where they contributed. I'm clear about what I've done in labs and what I've done in production.