Carmine Iacona · Orlando, Florida

Infrastructure,
made practical.

Information Technology student at UCF focused on cloud infrastructure, network engineering, automation, and the operational details that keep systems useful.

Practice 01Self-hosted services, network systems, and repeatable troubleshooting.

Building in public
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UCF
Information Technology

02

Primary lane
Cloud + networking

03

Working method
Build · test · document

Capabilities · 01

Technical
core

The tools are only useful when they produce clear, repeatable outcomes.

01

Languages

Python, C++, C, Java

02

Systems

Windows 11 Admin, PowerShell

03

Engines

Godot 4, Unreal Engine 5

04

Hardware

GPU undervolting and tuning

Practice · 02

Where I
work best

Problems with enough complexity to require care—and enough practical value to justify it.

01 / 03

Cloud and network systems

Infrastructure, service hosting, and the small operational details that keep a site or server useful after launch.

02 / 03

Windows-first troubleshooting

Native Windows 11 administration, PowerShell workflows, and practical system cleanup before reaching for heavier tools.

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Engine diagnostics

Rendering, compilation, and environment issues across Unreal Engine and Godot projects.

Selected work · 03

Evidence over
adjectives

Technical work, course artifacts, and the notes that make each project understandable.

Working note · 04

Start with the system in front of me. Understand the failure. Leave behind a fix someone can repeat.