IT operations · infrastructure · automation · security practice
IT operations professional based in Geneva, with a foundation in endpoint and identity administration, Microsoft 365, Intune, PowerShell and selected server-management responsibilities. Personal, non-production practice extends into Linux, Proxmox VE, LXC, Docker, automation, backup and recovery, and authorised security labs.
Nelson Puget publishes personal technical notes on agentic workflows, infrastructure, and authorised security practice.
Old-world attention for new intelligence. Clear scope, written steps, and human judgment still matter.
Personal studies of systems and practices in progress.
A personal, non-production lab spanning Linux, Proxmox VE, LXC, and Docker — used to practice service deployment, backup and recovery, and infrastructure documentation outside of any employer or client environment.
Personal automation and scripting practice using Python, Bash, and Git — building repeatable workflows and documentation habits with human-controlled approval, not autonomous systems.
Structured security learning through Hack The Box Academy and other authorised lab environments, currently covering introductory penetration testing and AI red-team concepts. All exercises remain separate from employer, client and production systems.
Learning electronics, robotics, 3D printing, and practical security gadget-making — one documented prototype at a time.
A concise working vocabulary, grouped by the practice it supports.
Microsoft 365, Active Directory, Google Workspace, Intune/MDM, Apple Business Manager, PowerShell, endpoint lifecycle and selected server-management responsibilities.
Linux, Proxmox VE, LXC, Docker, Python, Bash, Git, backup and recovery testing. Current study includes CI/CD concepts, Kubernetes, Azure DevOps, Git-based runners and Terraform.
Hack The Box Academy and other authorised labs, including Introduction to Penetration Testing and the AI Red Teamer Path — both in progress.
The habits behind everything I build.
Specific problem · useful outcome · build what helps
Clear instructions · plain language · understand the field’s language
Clear workflow · human-controlled automation · approval stays human
Evidence · backup · rollback
Active study and personal practice, kept within authorised and non-production environments.
Hack The Box Academy learning path covering foundational penetration-testing concepts and authorised lab practice.
Hack The Box Academy study focused on adversarial testing and security considerations for AI systems.
Continuing personal work with Linux, Proxmox VE, containers, Python, Bash, Git, backup and recovery, and documented operational workflows.
Photography, physical making, and outdoor practice are part of the same routine: pay attention, work with what is there, and adjust when conditions change.