Hey! I'm Edward (Ed to friends, Eduardo on LinkedIn). I've loved making things for as long as I can remember: toys, videos, anything cool. By eighth grade I already knew I wanted to build a company one day. First, though, I became a cloud engineer, the person companies call when they need their systems to run reliably, securely, and without breaking the bank. Over five years I worked with more than 100 companies across Latin America, helping them move to the cloud and keep it running.
I actually tried to start a company six years ago. I didn't have the money to register it, and the first thing every potential client asked was whether it was legally registered. So I went to work, and for five years I told myself "when I have more experience," "when I have more resources," "when I have XYZ." One day I realized that if I kept thinking that way, I'd be waiting for tomorrow forever. The AI revolution was happening right in front of my eyes. It was now or never. That's when I founded ZoniteAI.
Outside of work you'll usually find me traveling, out in nature, or making friends along the way. I think every person carries experiences and adventures you can learn from. Online I go by Edward Noyola, so you'll find me as @edwartnoyola on Instagram, TikTok, and X, and EdwardCortex on YouTube.
The engineering behind the founder. Certified across the three major clouds, with hands-on years in each.
My dream is to change the world and help humanity move forward. I want to leave a legacy, and when I'm gone, I want the world, or wherever we are by then, to be a better place to live.
You need a reason to wake up and want to get going every day. You can't spend the years of your life doing something you don't love.
I'd rather give everything I've got than do just enough. And somehow that effort pushes the people around me to raise their game too.
I like making friends along the way. Every person carries experiences and adventures worth learning from.
I put off "my company" for years, waiting to have enough experience, enough resources, enough of everything. Then AI started changing the world in front of my eyes, and I stopped waiting. ZoniteAI is a company focused on artificial intelligence with one goal: helping people and organizations adopt it, because I believe AI is going to change humanity. It's where most of my energy goes today.
Visit ZoniteAIA few projects from my years as an engineer, and what each one changed. Plain-language versions, no jargon required.
A sales team was spending days answering complex quote requests by hand. I built an AI assistant that reads each request, finds the right information, and drafts the estimate. Answers now take minutes instead of days.
When servers fail, businesses stop. I designed the safety nets for 50+ companies so their systems could switch over and keep running, across Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.
Turned a slow, manual release process into an automated one across the whole organization. Teams shipped 80% faster and engineers got half their week back for real work.
Cloud bills grow quietly. I built dashboards that showed exactly where the money was going, then led the changes that cut costs by 25%.
Alongside building ZoniteAI, I take on a limited number of engagements to help companies move faster with cloud and AI.
Hands-on help designing, building, and optimizing your cloud and AI systems, from architecture and migrations to AI agents.
Practical workshops for your team, tailored to your stack. Level up your engineers on cloud fundamentals and real-world AI adoption.
Interested in working together? Reach out and let's talk.
Contact meHow I think about cloud, AI, and building things. Some of it technical, some of it not.
Based on my book, a complete guide covering the skills that actually matter, how AI is reshaping cloud engineering, certifications, and the projects that get you hired.
Read article →A comprehensive guide to architecting virtual machines with redundant storage and auto-scaling capabilities to achieve 99.99% uptime SLAs.
Read article →I post hands-on cloud and AI tutorials on YouTube, with new videos regularly.
When I'm not building something, I'm usually exploring somewhere new. A few moments from the road.
