01 / Capstone
PlainSight
My capstone project: a local Wazuh triage tool that turns alert batches into MITRE-aligned summaries and PDF reports for review.
OPEN CASE STUDYOPERATIONS / INFRASTRUCTURE / TROUBLESHOOTING
NOC Analyst at Atturra in Auckland. I’ve moved into the ISP/service-provider world, bringing hands-on infrastructure experience to network operations and troubleshooting.
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RETURN TO HERO01 / Selected work
A capstone, previous professional work and personal infrastructure projects. They reflect the testing, troubleshooting and documentation habits I bring to network operations.
01 / Capstone
My capstone project: a local Wazuh triage tool that turns alert batches into MITRE-aligned summaries and PDF reports for review.
OPEN CASE STUDY02 / What I do
I’m building experience in live-service operations, with a practical understanding of the infrastructure behind the connection.
At Atturra: network monitoring, incident response and service restoration in a 24/7 environment, working alongside network engineers.
Connectivity troubleshooting informed by hands-on work with switching, VLANs, firewalls, wireless and voice systems.
Firewall and segmentation experience, Wazuh and local AI triage through PlainSight, plus Linux, Docker and virtualisation in my own lab.
Previously at Netbridge: infrastructure installation, service validation and project coordination, including procurement and supplier follow-up.
03 / About
I’m Anjelo Fernando, based in Auckland, New Zealand. I now work as a NOC Analyst at Atturra in a 24/7 operations environment. My move into the ISP/service-provider world means building experience in network monitoring, connectivity troubleshooting, incident response and service restoration alongside network engineers.
Previously, I was a Network Analyst at Netbridge, working on infrastructure installation, switching, VLANs, firewalls, wireless and voice systems. Procurement and project coordination were part of getting that work delivered.
That field experience helps me connect what a monitoring tool shows with what might be happening on the ground. I like checking the basics, following the evidence and understanding why something failed. I’m continuing to build those skills towards network engineering.
I prefer boring, maintainable setups over clever ones. A network that stays up is worth more than one that only looks smart on paper.
04 / Background
Unitec / 2023–2026. Graduated July 2026.
Curtin University / 2021–2022
Voice, SIP trunking, and telephony deployment.
Support fundamentals, troubleshooting, and operational basics.
Firewall administration, policy configuration, and segmentation.
Prompt design, tool use, and applied work with Anthropic's Claude.
Fortinet NSE 3 certificate.
Working through the Juniper course towards JNCIA-Junos.