Bicep, a domain-specific language developed by Microsoft, aims to simplify the authoring of Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates with a more concise and readable declarative syntax. To leverage the familiarity of general-purpose programming languages in Infrastructure-As-Code, a new Pulumi converter plugin has been introduced, allowing Bicep code to be converted into any supported Pulumi language, including TypeScript, C#, Python, Go, Java, and YAML. The plugin, built using .NET in F#, transforms Bicep code into Pulumi's internal Configuration Language (PCL) and then generates the target language code, facilitating integration with Pulumi's features such as Pulumi Deployments and Organization Access Tokens. In addition to the Bicep converter, an ARM to Pulumi converter has been developed by first decompiling ARM templates to Bicep and then using the Bicep conversion process, potentially streamlining ARM to Pulumi transformations. The converter is still in its early stages, with ongoing improvements and tests being conducted to enhance its functionality and support for real-world applications.