Monitoring
Network and service monitoring, alert triage and fast escalation.
CCNA-certified, on the Helpdesk & NOC team at Prysmian, preparing for CCNP and studying Automation & Applied Informatics. I monitor, troubleshoot and automate networks by day, and turn what I learn into products. Most of what you see below is running live, not a screenshot.
The day job: keeping a global network healthy and the people on it working. Everything else on this page started here.
Network and service monitoring, alert triage and fast escalation.
L1 and L2 troubleshooting, from the first ticket to the root cause.
Configuration, verification and clean handovers on Cisco gear.
Access point and switch provisioning for new and changing sites.
Keeping remote users and sites connected, securely.
Planned maintenance, done carefully and rolled back cleanly.
I own the L1 and L2 runbooks the team works from.
Small tools that remove repetitive work. One lifted a team KPI by 15%.
Panels run on sample data. Clock and edge RTT are live.
The tools I wished existed on shift, so I built them: a full network lab, a diagnostics engine and a readiness check that runs on 16,000+ PCs.
Reproduce a real network, from the WAN down to the cable. NOVA boots real Cisco, FortiGate and Linux systems on its own engine, runs several sites at once and links them over WAN circuits with real delay, jitter, loss and fibre distance. Around them it simulates power, UPS, cooling and cabling. Cut a cable or a WAN link and the ping really fails.
R1>show ip interface brief Interface IP-Address OK? Method Status Protocol GigabitEthernet0/0 10.0.12.1 YES NVRAM up up GigabitEthernet0/1 10.99.77.254 YES NVRAM up up GigabitEthernet0/2 unassigned YES NVRAM administratively down down GigabitEthernet0/3 unassigned YES NVRAM administratively down down Loopback0 1.1.1.1 YES NVRAM up up R1>ping 10.0.12.2 Type escape sequence to abort. Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 10.0.12.2, timeout is 2 seconds: !!!!! Success rate is 100 percent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 1/2/4 ms
Welcome to Virtual PC Simulator, version 0.8.3 Press '?' to get help.
Six live demos. Tap one to play it in the app above.
Products for padel players, anglers, students, first-time builders and Mac users, designed and shipped end to end.
Book a court in seconds, find a match and score it live from your Apple Watch.
Records, a map of fishing waters, a forum and end-to-end encrypted messages for Romanian anglers.
Directions to any room, floor by floor, inside your university’s buildings.
From your first prompt to your first real product, with hands-on simulators.
AirDrop in one move: a global shortcut, a right-click in Finder or a drag.
Repairs broken Romanian diacritics in subtitles, checking every word against a dictionary.
A shared live map for friends travelling in several cars: who leads, who fell behind, when to regroup.
Custom CPU and GPU kernels testing the Collatz conjecture: evidence, not proof.
Most of it overlapped. Support desks, game QA, client work, the network, and now university.
Support and network monitoring for global teams: alert triage, incidents, maintenance windows, AP and switch provisioning, and the L1/L2 runbooks. One tool I built lifted a team KPI by 15%.
My web and e-commerce studio. Shopify and WordPress builds with real payment integrations, from the first call to launch.
QA on shipping titles: detailed test plans, precise and reproducible bug reports, and onboarding new testers.
Ran IT support and led a small team of technicians. Reworked the support workflow to cut response times.
Use the left and right arrow keys to move through time and hear which roles ran in parallel. Escape clears.
University of CraiovaFaculty of Automation, Computers and Electronics
Colegiul Național Pedagogic „Ștefan Velovan”
One certification, a CCNP training track and the Cisco courses underneath, drawn as the routes they took. Every badge links to its proof.
Cisco Certified Network Associate
Four Networking Academy courses, then the certification exam.
Networking BasicsCourse. Networking Basics. View proof (opens in a new tab)
ITNIntro to Networks. CCNA: Introduction to Networks. View proof (opens in a new tab)
SRWESwitching & Routing. CCNA: Switching, Routing & Wireless Essentials. View proof (opens in a new tab)
ENSAEnterprise & Security. CCNA: Enterprise Networking, Security & Automation. View proof (opens in a new tab)
CCNACertified. CCNA: Cisco Certified Network Associate. View proof (opens in a new tab) From the fundamentals to ethical hacking and incident response.
Authorised ENCOR training done. Studying for the CCNP now.
ENCOR 1.3Training. ENCOR 1.3: CCNP Enterprise core. View proof (opens in a new tab) Managing Cisco network OSes and automating AI solutions on Cisco infrastructure.
10 Cisco courses and trainings in total.
Network and NOC roles, or a product that needs building end to end.