System Engineering · Web Development · Berchtesgadener Land
Most people start at the bottom. I came in through the surface: from frontend via deployment and operations down into enterprise virtualization. Today I work across every layer — and build websites with Vemora Studio that put this path to work.
Position · Bearings
I am Abdulaziz Vrebo. By day I keep VMware and cloud environments running as a junior system engineer. Alongside, I build websites for regional businesses with Vemora Studio. That is not a contradiction — it is one connected stack: running infrastructure makes you build more robust websites. Building interfaces makes you run more understandable systems.
Every station of this descent is a real layer of the stack — and a real phase of my path.
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Layer 01 · Interface
Intensive frontend training at Developer Akademie in Munich: JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular, HTML, CSS. This is where I learned what software looks like when you can touch it — through projects like Join, El Pollo Loco and a Pokédex.
Layer 02 · Application
Pages became systems: a Slack clone built with Angular and Firebase, a CRM tool, group projects run with Scrum. State, data flows, REST APIs, Git — and the experience that software is built in teams.
Layer 03 · Virtualization
Beneath every web app sits an infrastructure — I wanted to know how it actually works. The move into enterprise IT: VMware vSphere, vCenter, Cloud Director, NSX-T and vSAN in production.
Layer 04 · Operations
Operations means responsibility for environments other people rely on: monitoring with Aria Operations, automation with PowerCLI, troubleshooting, upgrades, structured incident and change management.
Layer 05 · Full stack
With Vemora Studio the path leads back up — this time carrying the knowledge of the deep. Websites for local businesses, built with modern web tech, Playwright QA, Cloudflare deployments and AI-assisted workflows. I build interfaces with an operator’s eye.
These areas don’t sit side by side — they interlock, and every connection is lived practice.
Infrastructure
VMware vSphere, vCenter, Cloud Director, NSX-T, vSAN — the layer everything else runs on.
Automation
PowerCLI and scripting make operations repeatable — and upgrades predictable.
Web engineering
TypeScript, Angular, Astro, semantic HTML and modern CSS — from concept to interface.
Quality & delivery
Playwright tests, GitHub workflows, Cloudflare deployments: quality is a process, not luck.
Way of working
Structured analysis trained by incident and change work — applicable to any problem.
AI-assisted
Claude- and Codex-assisted development with review discipline: build faster, verify deliberately.
Operations experience makes my websites more robust. Web thinking makes my systems easier to understand.
Back at the surface · Workshop
Co-builder · Engineering
Together with Ahmed Mekic I am building Vemora Studio — a web studio for local businesses that need a website that actually works for them.
My part: technical concept, development, responsive UI, performance, SEO and visibility in AI search, accessibility, QA with Playwright, GitHub workflows and deployment via Cloudflare.
Visit vemora-studio.de (external link)
No invented numbers, no borrowed projects — only work that is publicly verifiable.
In development
Currently in progress at Vemora Studio — will be linked here once live.
Layer 01 · Findings
Where it all began: the training-era projects, still online and unchanged. They mark the starting point — the distance to today is the real content of this site.
Angular · TypeScript · Firebase
Kanban task manager with drag and drop, user and category assignment.
JavaScript · Canvas · OOP
Jump ’n’ run game built object-oriented in plain JavaScript.
JavaScript · REST API
Reference app based on the PokéAPI with search and detail views.
Angular · SCSS
The old Angular portfolio — the baseline this site departed from.
Surface reached · Contact
Infrastructure topic, website project, or something in between: a short email is all it takes.
info@vrebo.de