Yitzhak B. Solorzano
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Software Engineer

Enterprise systems built for reliability, performance, and long-term maintainability.

Over 15 years delivering full-stack applications, cloud infrastructure, and integrations for organizations that depend on systems staying available under real-world demand.

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Experience
15+ years
Based in
Brazil
Practice
Infrastructure, APIs, and reliability

Profile

About

I'm Yitzhak B. Solorzano, a software and infrastructure engineer with over 15 years of experience delivering enterprise solutions and modernizing legacy systems.

My work spans full-stack development, API integration, mobile applications, and cloud platforms — with a consistent focus on availability, performance, and operational efficiency. I design for maintainability: clear architecture, automated operations, and the monitoring that catches problems before they become incidents.

Based in Brazil since 2014. I work directly and professionally — outcomes over noise.

Practice

Focus

The work that has to hold up in production — infrastructure, identity, applications, and the systems that keep them available.

  1. Cloud & Infrastructure

    Azure and AWS platforms, high-availability design, and disaster recovery for mission-critical environments.

  2. Identity & PKI

    Active Directory, Microsoft Entra, LDAP, and certificate infrastructure — domain and forest design, identity lifecycle, Group Policy, and hybrid operations that stay authenticated under real-world change.

  3. Applications & Integration

    Full-stack web development, iOS applications, and API design across REST, GraphQL, and enterprise integration patterns.

  4. Reliability & Automation

    Monitoring, PowerShell automation, CI/CD pipelines, and process improvements that reduce manual work and incident response time.

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Journal

Engineering notes from production systems.

My technical writing lives on the journal — architecture, performance, tooling, and the decisions behind software that has to work in enterprise environments.

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