Mohammed Rahhal
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📍 Zürich, Switzerland
Roles & collaboration
IT & security engineering · Zürich area · Open to hybrid or remote (EU/CH)
Full-time in enterprise IT today. Open to senior support, SOC-adjacent threat work, and infrastructure roles that fit this stack — plus scoped freelance or advisory by agreement.
About Me
I'm a Swiss based tech enthusiast who speaks fluent Python, C++, and Rust with JavaScript on the side. Born in Bethlehem, thriving in Zürich, I've traded dental drills for debuggers and coffee shop shifts for cloud configurations. My specialty? Turning digital chaos into beautiful, humming systems while keeping the coffee flowing and the servers up. From options trading platforms to network migrations, I've got a knack for making complex tech play nice. When I'm not securing networks or wrangling containers, you'll find me day trading, hitting the gym, or hunting bugs like it's a sport. Because let's be real, if you can't laugh at a 3 AM server crash, you're in the wrong profession.
Skills
History
Certifications
Impact & perspectives
MTTR down, calmer nights on call
Mohammed rebuilt our escalation path and documentation so Level 1 could close more on the first touch. We stopped firefighting the same three alerts every week.
Security visibility without the theatre
He connected our logs, firewall, and identity signals into something we could actually triage. For the first time the team had a shared picture during incidents.
Migrations that shipped on time
Clear runbooks, honest risk calls, and hands-on testing. We cut over a sensitive network segment with zero rollback and stakeholders who still trust us.
Projects
All projects — sharable list →Latest Posts
Get in Touch
Recruiters and hiring managers: I am based in Switzerland, work across IT support and security-minded infrastructure, and respond fastest to roles that match the headline above. Share the requisition, team size, and stack — I will reply with fit and timing.
Everyone else: collaborations, tooling ideas, or a friendly hello are welcome too.
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