Adnan Hussain
I am an experienced Senior AWS Cloud Engineer at Softcat. Previous experience includes working with Amazon Connect to build cool omni-channel contact centre solutions for large organisations across various sectors.












I am an experienced Senior AWS Cloud Engineer at Softcat. Previous experience includes working with Amazon Connect to build cool omni-channel contact centre solutions for large organisations across various sectors.
Providing technical solutions for various AWS services for our managed service customers.
I've made use of the following services and took on various responsibilities within this role:
Providing technical solutions for various AWS services for our managed service customers.
Designed and implemented omni-channel contact centre solutions using Amazon Connect with a key focus on CX (Customer Experience). I’ve worked with the biggest customers at Mission Labs and mainly worked on projects where I’ve lead the build of intelligent web chat solutions running on Amazon Connect and utilising other services such as Amazon Lex, Lambda & DynamoDB on the back end. This was all tied in with SmartAgent on the front end.
I’ve been grateful to have had a varied work experience during my time at Mission Labs. From doing my core role, building contact centre solutions, to getting involved with designing/re-designing our customer's AWS setups, pre-sales and proof of concept work showing off the SaaS product, SmartAgent.
I've made use of the following services within this role:
1st & 2nd Line support for Electronic Monitoring Systems contracted by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).
This website is stored in AWS S3 and utilises a CloudFront distribution to serve the website globally. The domain name for the website was acquired from a 3rd party. The SSL certificate for it was obtained from Amazon Certificate Manager and the custom domain was configured in Route53
Terraform used to create and deploy a DynamoDB table and item within the table. This table was created to store the website visit count.
CI/CD for the front end. My GitHub repo stores the website code and is the source for the pipeline created in AWS Codepipeline. Once a change is made and pushed into Git, the pipeline will retreive the new files and then deploy them to S3.