Story 10 — Vietnam to European Cloud Engineering

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60-second answer

I started my career in Vietnam mainly in network and security infrastructure. Later I joined Dinotronic AG and supported Swiss customers running technologies such as Hyper-V and Citrix. As the company moved more infrastructure toward Azure, my role evolved into cloud engineering, including Azure, infrastructure as code, migrations and cloud operations. I worked remotely with European customers for several years and also travelled to Switzerland and Germany. In 2026, I relocated with my family to Helsinki, so this is not a complete career restart; I am building on an existing track record of European enterprise infrastructure and cloud delivery.

Career story

Starting point

I started my career in Vietnam working mainly with network and security infrastructure.

Evolution

I later joined Dinotronic AG and started supporting Swiss customers who were running technologies such as Hyper-V and Citrix.

As the company moved more of its infrastructure toward Azure, my role evolved with that change.

I gradually moved from traditional infrastructure operations into cloud engineering, including Azure, infrastructure as code, migrations and cloud operations.

European delivery

I worked remotely with European customers for several years and also had opportunities to travel to Switzerland and Germany.

Current direction

In 2026, I relocated with my family to Helsinki. The transition was not a complete career restart. I already had several years of experience delivering infrastructure and cloud work for European enterprise customers remotely.

I am building on that experience by working closer to the European technology market and continuing to grow in cloud, platform engineering and security.

Lesson / theme

My career has been less about following one fixed technology path and more about adapting as the infrastructure around me changed.