From early industry experience both in business and engineering a significant gap in practical and theoretical knowledge of cloud computing has been identified.

This lack of expertise is not limited to junior profiles. It is also observed among graduates, postgraduates, and even some experienced professionals.

Modern software development no longer depends only on programming languages, but also on the infrastructure where applications run.
However, there is a clear mismatch between the skills expected by companies and the qualifications of young job seekers.

This gap is largely due to limited exposure to modern IT environments during academic training.
Students often rely on personal computers for projects and rarely work with real servers or production-like environments.

As a result, this issue persists among job seekers, especially those with limited practical engagement in the field.