ABOUT ME
About · Bikram Bhujel
Technology should solve operational problems, not create new ones.
I work across IT infrastructure, networking, systems administration, technical support, virtualization, automation, and practical web-platform projects. My approach is straightforward: understand the environment, make the architecture sensible, document the work, and leave the system easier to operate than I found it.
Hands-on technical work with an operations-first mindset.
I am Bikram Bhujel, an IT professional based in Nepal. My work spans infrastructure, enterprise networking, Windows and Linux environments, virtualization, technical support, endpoint operations, backup and recovery, and the day-to-day systems work required to keep technology reliable.
I am particularly interested in environments where multiple systems have to work together: firewall and switching infrastructure, identity, endpoints, wireless networks, storage, virtualization, cloud services, security controls, and operational support processes.
I prefer practical engineering over unnecessary complexity. A technically impressive solution is not useful if the people responsible for operating it cannot understand, maintain, or recover it. Documentation, clear ownership, sensible defaults, and maintainable architecture are therefore part of the technical work—not an afterthought.
This website is where I document selected projects, troubleshooting lessons, technical tools, infrastructure work, and practical experiments that may be useful to other IT professionals.
Areas I work with regularly.
Network Infrastructure
Routing, switching, VLAN architecture, firewall policy, VPN connectivity, wireless networks, segmentation, troubleshooting, and infrastructure modernization.
Systems Administration
Windows and Linux administration, identity and access fundamentals, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, endpoint support, and operational troubleshooting.
Virtualization & Homelab
Virtual machines, Proxmox environments, storage integration, self-hosted services, testing environments, and infrastructure labs.
Backup, Recovery & Resilience
Storage planning, backup workflows, recovery procedures, retention considerations, and practical continuity planning.
Technical Operations & Support
Incident resolution, user support, endpoint management, infrastructure coordination, procurement support, documentation, and operational follow-through.
Automation & Practical AI
Exploring AI-assisted workflows, technical agents, local tools, and automation where there is a real operational use case rather than technology for its own sake.
Experience built through support, infrastructure, and regional operations.
IT Support Specialist
Technical support and infrastructure responsibilities spanning end-user systems, regional office networking, operational troubleshooting, deployment coordination, documentation, and IT service delivery.
IT Consultant
Provided technical support and systems assistance across operational IT requirements, infrastructure, user support, and regional technology activities.
IT Support Specialist
Worked on end-user support, computer systems, troubleshooting, hardware, software, and practical IT service delivery.
IT Technician
Built foundational hands-on experience supporting computers, hardware, operating systems, troubleshooting, and technical service work.
Selected credentials from recognized technology vendors.
I maintain a broader certification history on LinkedIn. The credentials below are a curated selection of the most relevant and recognizable ones for my current work in infrastructure, networking, systems, and cybersecurity. Historical credentials are identified explicitly where their validity period has ended.
Technical content based on things I actually work with.
Firewall, switching, VLANs, wireless design, connectivity, network troubleshooting, and infrastructure implementation.
Windows, Linux, endpoint support, identity, DNS, DHCP, troubleshooting, and operational administration.
Virtualization, storage, Proxmox, TrueNAS, self-hosted services, experimentation, and technical learning environments.
Browser-based utilities, workflow improvements, AI-assisted operations, and technical automation with a clear purpose.