Sebastian Bulgarin
IT Professional
Hello!
I’m Sebastian Bulgarin and I’m a student at Miami Dade College currently studying for a Computer Science associate with a completion date sometime in 2024. I’m interested in going into Information Systems Technology with a Software Engineering concentration for my Bachelor’s degree.
Technology has always fascinated me, with my main specific interests being in how services work together to accomplish a specific goal at hand. From setting up my own virtualized WAN/LAN networks to managing relational/non-relational databases, I have a interest in the server administration side of things.
On my freetime, I like doing mod development for the popular videogame Minecraft, which I’ve included a small selection on my commisions page.
Certifications
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
Fundemental understanding in how different AWS services work and when to use a specific service.
Verify my certification here.
Skills
Tools
- Docker and Kubernetes
- Debian Linux and Windows
- ElasticStack
- MongoDB and MySQL
- SaltStack
Programming Languages
- Java
- Bash
- Python
- C++
- JavaScript
Technical
- Understanding of DNS
- Network organization with subnets
- Database Management
- File transfer through FTP
- Analytical skills as Tech Support
Experience
Mod Developer
Freelance Developer making custom Minecraft mods since March 2024
What started as a hobby since early 2020 turned into a source of income, where I turn creative ideas into a completed vision.
Some of my content done here has been viewed by millions of individuals through YouTubers subcontracting me for a custom creation.
Support @ Shockbyte
Customer Support at Shockbyte from August 2021 to May 2024
I’ve provided technical support to thousands of individuals at one of the leading Minecraft server providers with hundreds of thousands of clients.
Aside from purely customer support, I was also involved in server management and active community involvement for Shockbyte’s past event servers.
Homelab
Computer I built with server-grade hardware that I use to host websites, game servers, and generally test whatever I’d like.
I’m currently hosting a Proxmox server with each VM networked behind a virtualized instance of pfsense.
The computer is backed by a UPS, which helps fight the unreliability of Florida power during hurricane season 🙂
