Máté Ferenczy

Staff Software Engineer | Cloud Infrastructure & Networking Expert

Máté Ferenczy

About Me

I'm a staff software engineer and independent consultant. My background is in cloud infrastructure, distributed systems, and networking — but what I'm drawn to is the work underneath the domain: untangling complex systems, clarifying architecture, and helping teams build on a more solid footing.

I started out with an MSc in Physics & Nuclear Engineering before moving into software — a leap that turned out to suit me well. A decade later, across Ericsson, CloudSimple, and Google, I've found that the ability to build expertise in new domains quickly is one of my most valuable skills.

Experience

Skills & Proficiency

Strong

  • Distributed systems design
  • Network architecture (DC & cloud)
  • Go, Python, Bash, Ansible
  • GCP cloud infrastructure & networking
  • Kubernetes & containerization
  • Technical leadership & mentoring
  • CI/CD & release engineering
  • Security architecture (VPC-SC, FedRAMP, threat modeling)
  • Systems programming in C (Linux networking applications)

Moderate

  • Azure (ExpressRoute, VNets)
  • VMware / vSphere stack
  • Agile / Scrum facilitation
  • ISO-aligned software process design
  • AI/ML tooling (Claude API, RAG, vector databases)

Gaps

  • AWS (cloud concepts transfer; tooling is new)
  • Frontend / UI development
  • Mobile or embedded systems
  • Data science / ML (actively building AI/ML infrastructure skills)

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