// cybersecurity & cloud apprentice

Jonathan Joly

I design, secure and run hybrid infrastructure.

Head of Information Systems on a work-study contract, and Master's student in Cybersecurity & Cloud. From Active Directory hardening to GitOps on Kubernetes, I build systems I can defend — and I put them into production, like this site.

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Head of IS (apprenticeship) @ engIT · MSc Cyber & Cloud @ IPSSI
kubectl get pods -n prod
coach-app  1/1  Running   fridge-app  1/1  Running   site  1/1  Running

skills

🛡Security

  • Active Directory / GPO hardening
  • Internal PKI, SSL/TLS (Let's Encrypt)
  • VLAN network segmentation
  • Vulnerability assessments (OpenVAS, Nessus)
  • EDR (CrowdStrike), Fortinet VPN/firewall

Cloud & Containers

  • Docker, Kubernetes (k3s), GitOps (Flux CD)
  • CI/CD: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI
  • AWS, OVH Cloud, Azure AD
  • Encrypted secrets (SOPS/age)

📡Monitoring & Resilience

  • Prometheus, Grafana, Node Exporter
  • 3-2-1 backup strategy (Burp)
  • Disaster recovery plan & regular restore tests
  • Proxmox: clustering & high availability

Systems & Scripting

  • Windows Server (AD, GPO, PKI)
  • Linux (Debian), UFW / iptables
  • Bash, PowerShell, Python, SQL
  • IS documentation & governance (BookStack)

experience

2025 — present

Head of Information Systems (apprenticeship)

engIT — Valbonne, France

  • Designed and deployed a hybrid on-premise ↔ cloud architecture
  • Hardened security policies: VLANs, internal PKI, CrowdStrike EDR, UFW/iptables firewalling
  • Ran vulnerability assessments (OpenVAS/Nessus) and remediated critical findings
  • Built CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI) and containerised workloads
  • Prometheus/Grafana monitoring, 3-2-1 backups, tested disaster recovery plan
  • IS governance: centralised documentation, budget, reporting to management
2022 — 2024

Systems Administrator & Support

engIT — Valbonne, France

  • Windows Server administration: AD, hardening GPOs, certificates
  • Secured remote access (Fortinet VPN/firewall), audited permissions
  • Linux (Debian) maintenance, Proxmox virtualisation
  • Bash/PowerShell automation, end-user training
education

Academic background

  • 2025+ · MSc Cybersecurity & Cloud — IPSSI Nice
  • 2024-2025 · BSc Network Administration & SecOps, DevOps track — IPSSI Nice
  • 2022-2024 · Two-year technical degree in Computer Science (work-study) — IUT Sophia Antipolis
  • 2023 · Google Cloud Certified — Cloud Digital Leader
  • 2019-2022 · French Baccalauréat, awarded with merit

projects

IN PRODUCTION

Frigo Adaptatif

Self-hosted food-waste tracker: fridge inventory (barcode, photo, receipt), fully local meal planning, run-out forecasting, cost & seasonality, guests & dietary requirements. AI optional and clearly labelled. Single-binary Go backend, PWA, GDPR by design.

GoSQLitePWAWeb Push
IN PRODUCTION

Coach Adaptatif

Self-hosted strength-training coach that models physiology in real time (Banister model, Kalman filter, MEV/MRV volume landmarks). Single-binary Go backend, GDPR by design, mandatory 2FA.

GoMariaDBGDPRTOTP
IN PRODUCTION

k3s GitOps infrastructure

The platform serving this page: single-node Kubernetes tuned for 1.8 GB of RAM, Flux CD, SOPS/age encrypted secrets, cert-manager, NetworkPolicies, full CI/CD — push to main means deploy.

k3sFlux CDSOPSGitHub Actions

Securing a corporate IS

End-to-end modernisation of a hybrid infrastructure: internal PKI, EDR, VLAN segmentation, disaster recovery, monitoring and 3-2-1 backups. Delivered at work, presented in anonymised form.

PKIEDRVLANDRP

Verifiable

Versions actually deployed, read from the infrastructure repository, and the HTTP response observed while this page was being built — on 2026-07-29. This is not real-time monitoring: it is a dated observation, with no request made from your browser.
ServiceVersion in productionAt last build
Frigo Adaptatif v3.9.0 returned 200
Coach Adaptatif v0.1.0 returned 200
jjoly.eu sha-af5a4b3 returned 200

contact

Apprenticeship, collaboration, or just an infra/security question — my inbox is open.

The technical notes are written in French and not machine-translated here: a stale translation would be worse than none. The stack write-up and the case studies are available in English. Happy to walk through the notes in English too.