I'm Olanrewaju (Ola) Muili, a Cloud Engineer focused on AWS infrastructure, automation, and open-source software—hands-on work with core AWS services, security basics, billing and cost awareness, and deployment workflows. I hold an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Colorado Boulder, an M.S. in Geosciences from Georgia State University, and a B.S. in Geology from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria.

I contribute to and maintain open-source projects—including Tracevox, an LLM observability platform—and ship full-stack applications with APIs, dashboards, and production-style hosting. I enjoy turning ambiguous requirements into documented, repeatable systems that other engineers can operate with confidence.

Before pivoting toward cloud engineering, I worked as an Exploration Geologist, building 3D geological models and data-driven workflows for mining and natural resource projects. That background taught me rigor, stakeholder communication, and how to work with large, messy datasets—skills that map cleanly to infrastructure, monitoring, and incident response in the cloud.

My work at the intersection of AI and applied science has been recognized with the Microsoft Top 2 AI Innovator Award, and I was a finalist for the Presidential Management Fellowship (PMF). I stay connected to communities including AAAI, AIPG, and IAMG. Looking ahead, I'm focused on growing as a cloud engineer—AWS platform depth, infrastructure as code, and open-source tools that make production systems observable and resilient.