About

I am a senior systems engineer with a strong background in Microsoft infrastructure, identity, and cloud technologies.

Over time, I became increasingly interested in the Microsoft Power Platform — not only as a tool for rapid development, but as a serious solution-building environment.

What initially began as straightforward automation projects quickly revealed architectural questions:
How should environments be structured?
When is simplicity sufficient — and when does it become technical debt?
How do you balance pragmatism with long-term design quality?

This blog is part of my deliberate effort to deepen my expertise in the Power Platform by building real-world solutions and reflecting openly on the decisions behind them.

I am particularly interested in:

• Structured solution design
• Governance and environment strategy
• Identity and provisioning scenarios
• Pragmatic MVP development
• The transition from builder to architect

My long-term goal is to contribute meaningfully to the community — not through noise, but through clarity, thoughtful implementation, and continuous refinement.