Power Platform Developer · Microsoft 365 Solutions
I build Microsoft 365 apps from inside the business. By day I do ops work — payments, disputes, reconciliation — and that direct view of user pain is what drives every solution I design. In the AI era, knowing what to build is the edge.
I'm a Power Platform Developer who builds Microsoft 365 solutions from inside the business. By day I do the operations work — cash applications, disputes, reconciliation — and that direct exposure to the friction users live with is what informs every solution I design. The best apps don't come from polished requirements docs; they come from sitting next to the people who'll use them.
At FedEx, I proposed and shipped CaseLog — a Canvas App + Power Automate + SharePoint solution now processing 7,500+ daily case actions for 150+ users across 3 stations, replacing paper and Excel workflows. It earned VP-level recognition, a PPQA nomination, and a speaker slot at the GTA Metro District Quality Conference (April 2026), where it's under evaluation as a candidate solution for broader network rollout. I'm now leading its v2.0 migration to Dataverse with a Model-Driven layer and full ALM. Pursuing PL-400 (May 2026).
Power Apps (Canvas + Model-Driven), Power Automate, Dataverse, SharePoint — enterprise apps with role-based security, ALM, and audit trails.
I do the day-to-day ops work I'm building for. That's why my solutions get adopted — they fix what users actually struggle with, not what looks neat on a spec.
C#/.NET, React, Next.js, Node.js, SQL — strong code chops back the low-code work. Custom connectors, REST APIs, and Azure AD integrations when out-of-the-box won't cut it.
AI can write code now. The differentiator is understanding the business problem well enough to know what's worth building. I sit with users, find the friction, and ship the apps that fix it — on Microsoft 365, with the rigor of full ALM.
Canvas + Model-Driven apps backed by Dataverse or SharePoint, with role-based security, full ALM (Dev/Test/Prod managed solutions), and Power BI dashboards. Built for adoption — not just demos.
Power Automate flows for conditional routing, Microsoft Approvals, Teams adaptive cards, SLA escalations, and audit trails — replacing fragile email chains and Excel handoffs with workflows that hold up under audit.
When low-code hits its ceiling, I drop into C#/.NET, Node.js, or React. Custom connectors, Azure AD app registrations, REST/OData integrations, and full-stack web apps — the escape hatch when out-of-the-box doesn't cut it.
Azure
React
JavaScript
TypeScript
HTML5
CSS3
Tailwind
Next.js
Bootstrap
Node.js
Express
PostgreSQL
MongoDB
Supabase
Git
GitHub
VS Code
npm
JIRA
Confluence
Jest
Real projects solving real problems — from full-stack web apps to business automation tools.
Built a Power Apps solution that centralizes case logging, automates workflows, and provides operational insights through dashboards.
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AI-powered movie discovery app with voice search, watchlists, and TMDB API integration.
Bill splitting app with real-time calculations, friend management, and expense tracking.
Restaurant landing page with menu display, responsive layout, and smooth UI animations.
Full-stack task management app with CRUD operations, user auth, and persistent storage.
Employee onboarding flow automating account setup, email sequences, and task assignment.
FedEx — Mississauga, ON (Remote)
FedEx — Woodbridge, ON
Emkao Foods — Remote
Ecomtent (now Azoma) — Toronto, ON
DXE Technologies
Mastering IELTS
Freelance Web Developer — Small Business Clients
Where it started — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and WordPress work for small businesses. Learned production deployment, client management, and rapid iteration the only way you really can: on live sites with real customers.
Built and shipped a WordPress storefront and marketing pages — my first real client engagement. First taste of domain setup, hosting, and pushing changes live to a site someone was actually using to run their business.
Ongoing site maintenance and content iteration — landing pages, contact forms, and small JavaScript enhancements. Learned how to translate vague client feedback ("make it pop more") into concrete changes I could ship the same day.
Maintained and extended a small-business site with no staging environment — every fix went straight to production. Built the instinct early to test carefully, keep backups, and never trust a "quick edit."
Microsoft
Target: May 2026Punjab Technical University
2017Humber College
2023University of Toronto
2023I'm open to Power Platform Developer and Microsoft 365 Solutions roles — full-time or contract. If you need someone who understands the business, can architect Dataverse and SharePoint, and ships apps that actually get adopted, let's talk.
Book a 15-minute intro call and let's discuss your project or opportunity.
