I spent six years making sure physical freight left a manufacturing plant in the right order, on the right route, with the right paperwork. I am now a second year Computing student at National College of Ireland, applying the same thinking to packets instead of pallets, and building toward cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and systems networking. First year completed with a 79 percent average while working full time.
/about
At Saica Pack I plan delivery routes across Ireland, Northern Ireland and the UK. That means choosing paths under changing conditions, keeping records accurate across systems, and spotting the one bad address before it costs a day. Network engineering asks the same questions in a different vocabulary: what path does this take, what happens when it fails, and who is allowed to touch it.
That is what I am studying for now. I hold a 2004 IT Technician diploma from Krakow, I use ERP and warehouse systems daily, and I am currently working toward CompTIA Security+ alongside the degree. I also build and deploy websites for paying clients, which keeps the practical side sharp.
What I write in, and where each one sits in my coursework.
Practices I apply to my own builds, carried over from running live operations.
/architecture-labs
All three are live. Open them, break them, view the source.
A group web application tracking lower carbon transit vectors across Dublin, built around UN Sustainable Development Goals 11 and 13. Multi page and responsive, with an interactive JavaScript CO2 savings calculator, a sourced data table, and semantic markup throughout. Deployed on GitHub Pages, version controlled with Git.
A bilingual site for a Polish dance night promoter in County Dublin, built end to end and deployed on Netlify. English and Polish content switching, a video background hero, a live countdown to the next event, a nine clip video gallery, and a review form with a hidden honeypot field to catch bots. Full Open Graph and Twitter card metadata, verified in Google Search Console, and ranking on the first page of Google within days of launch.
My freelance web studio, built and deployed on Cloudflare Pages. Bilingual Polish and English throughout, a pricing structure, and a contact form that writes straight into a Google Sheet through an Apps Script backend, so published client reviews and enquiries update without a redeploy. Structured data marks it up as a local professional service for search.
/background
Read it bottom to top: retail, then warehouse, then running a dispatch operation, and now a degree. Every step added systems I had to keep running.
National College of Ireland, Dublin. QQI Level 8, four years part time
Studied two evenings a week plus Saturdays, alongside full time work. Year one completed with a 79 percent average, including 96 percent in Web Design and Development: operating systems, computer architecture, programming concepts, databases and data modelling, web design, and an introduction to data science and AI.
Later years add advanced computer networks, security fundamentals, and a work placement in year three. I am taking the technical elective route toward the year four Cybersecurity specialisation: secure application programming, penetration testing, digital forensics, DevOpsSec, and governance, ethics and security. Studying for CompTIA Security+ in parallel.
Saica Pack, Dublin
Flair Showers, Dublin
Goods intake, order picking, stock management and dispatch to Irish, Northern Irish and Italian markets. Kept inventory accurate in the warehouse management system, coordinated agency staff, and held health and safety compliance across a high volume operation.
Currys PC World, Dublin
Processed online orders, maintained e-commerce inventory records and handled customer queries.
Post Secondary Vocational School, Krakow, Poland
Hardware troubleshooting, basic networking and system maintenance. The first version of the work I am returning to now.
/off-the-clock
Two things I do outside work and study, and the habit each one keeps sharp.
A new city forces you to read an unfamiliar system quickly: signage, transit, currency, local rules. It is the same reflex as landing in a codebase or a network you have never seen before.
Plan the route, check the weather, carry what you actually need, and keep going when the last hour is the hard one. Long problems get solved the same way as long climbs.
/access-terminal
I am looking for IT support, service desk, application or ERP support and infrastructure roles, full time or part time. Six years keeping live systems running, a degree in progress, and work you can open and inspect above.
Currently employed and studying, so I am flexible on hours, including evenings and weekends. Irish resident, full work authorisation, full clean category B licence.