About
113 HASH is an independent, owner-operated technology practice combining infrastructure engineering, IT security and technical project leadership with practical software for open platforms.
The practice draws on more than six years of professional experience in the design, implementation and operation of complex IT environments, complemented by an international scientific and engineering research background.
Areas of experience include identity and access management, distributed infrastructure, high-availability services, automation, security engineering and operational monitoring.
Beyond individual technologies, the focus is on turning complex requirements into maintainable solutions: coordinating technical stakeholders, managing dependencies and operational risks, documenting decisions and delivering systems that teams can operate with confidence.
The following examples describe experience acquired through professional employment, not completed client engagements, contracts or endorsements of 113 HASH. Only high-level, non-sensitive details are shown.
Technical responsibility for operating and evolving a production, virtualised videoconferencing cluster spanning approximately 15 servers in regular operation and up to around 30 at peak. Work covered availability, capacity, stability and the transition from engineering changes to reliable operations.
Technical project leadership and server-side architecture for a university-wide VPN platform: cluster design, authentication and authorisation, coordination with network and identity teams, and reproducible deployments and change management using Ansible and Git-based workflows.
Technical coordination of credential-leak monitoring and incident-handling processes, bringing together internal security stakeholders and external service providers.
Project names identify technologies, not vendor partnerships. Individual references and further details are available only where disclosure is permitted.