I already have Terraform code auto-generated by an AI assistant called “Kiro,” a Bitbucket repo that holds it, and a Jenkins server ready to run the builds. The goal is simple: when I merge to the main branch, Jenkins should read an Excel sheet that lists AMI ID, instance type, subnet, VPC, tags, and any other parameters, then hand those values to Terraform and cleanly create or update the corresponding EC2 instances on AWS. Where I need help is deployment and infrastructure setup. I’d like to pair program so we can: • Wire Bitbucket, Jenkins and Terraform together, including a secure backend (preferably S3 with state locking). • Automate extraction of the variable set from Excel—whether that’s a small Python helper, Terraform external data source, or another practical method. • Flesh out the Jenkinsfile to run terraform init / plan / apply, handle workspaces, and surface clear logs. • Validate IAM roles, networking and any other AWS prerequisites so the pipeline runs end-to-end without manual intervention. Acceptance criteria – A Jenkins job triggered by a Bitbucket merge spins up a test EC2 instance using data from the Excel sheet. – Subsequent runs are idempotent; terraform plan shows no unmanaged drift. – Steps are documented so I can reproduce or extend the flow on my own. I’ll be available most evenings for live collaboration and screen-sharing. If you’re fluent in AWS, Terraform 1.x, Jenkins pipelines and comfortable turning spreadsheets into infrastructure, let’s get this pipeline shipping.