About EaseOrigin

Jimi Umar has spent fourteen years in cloud platform engineering and now works at principal level. The current work is a large U.S. federal and defense government-cloud program running across four environments and more than twenty tenancies at IL4, IL5, IL6, and C2Ops boundaries. That covers managed Kubernetes, container registry, object storage, KMS-backed secrets vaults, and identity domains, all of it held to continuous compliance with STIG, CIS Benchmark, and ACAS scanning. He led an ACAS vulnerability burndown and contributed to an ATO and RMF authorization package.

The commercial half of the record runs on the same patterns at different scale. Multi-account AWS foundations across twenty-seven accounts and more than a hundred ECS Fargate services. Terragrunt at scale, backed by a thirty-seven component shared module library and forty reusable Terraform modules. Roughly two dozen Kubernetes clusters across two regions, delivered through GitOps with autoscaling tuned to keep the bill honest.

More of the recent work is AI infrastructure. He architected enterprise AI platform components serving fifteen thousand concurrent users, with LangChain and LangGraph orchestration, retrieval pipelines drawing on more than forty data connectors, and multi-provider model integration. He builds multi-agent systems on Model Context Protocol using custom FastMCP servers, and runs an agent-orchestration layer of roughly thirty specialized agents against infrastructure operations.

Much of it is forward deployed work: sitting with the customer, turning ambiguous product, security, and operational requirements into architecture, runbooks, and systems that survive contact with production. He holds an active DoD security clearance and serves in the U.S. Army Reserve.