Dataport AöR · June 2015 — December 2025
Senior System Engineer
I supported business-critical specialist applications and took migrations through test, change and go-live into data-centre operations.
Infrastructure Operations · Freelance Senior System Engineer
Business-critical applications do not forgive isolated changes. Platform, database, interfaces and owners belong on one map before the change starts.
For IT leaders, recruiters and project agencies · Germany and DACH
By Rizwan KhanTechnically reviewed: 1 Aug 2026
I support complex infrastructure and application contexts from technical assessment through change and migration to handover into operations. Dependencies between Windows Server, virtualisation, middleware, databases and connected services are made visible before changes affect live applications.
In long-running enterprise engagements I combine technical depth with coordination between customers, vendors and internal IT units. Confidential applications stay anonymised; only confirmed areas of responsibility and deliverables are described publicly.
Dataport AöR · June 2015 — December 2025
I supported business-critical specialist applications and took migrations through test, change and go-live into data-centre operations.
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Assessment, target design, dependency analysis, pilot, cutover and fallback planning, technical implementation and a documented handover into operations.
Yes. The scope can cover assessment, migration, stabilisation, go-live support or operational handover.
Confidentiality boundary: only confirmed areas of responsibility and abstracted approaches appear publicly. Client-specific architecture details remain unpublished.
A short description of the starting point, goal and timeframe is enough for a first technical conversation.