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About Me

Hi, I’m Ahmed Mohamed Gamal, a certified Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations Solution Architect (MB-700) and Developer Associate (MB-500) with over 10 years of experience in designing, building, and optimizing enterprise-scale solutions.

I specialize in technical solution architecture, custom development, and performance optimization within the Dynamics 365 ecosystem. My work focuses on delivering stable, scalable, and secure implementations that empower businesses across Finance, Supply Chain, HR, and cross-functional operations.

Core Expertise

  • X++ Development, Extensions, Eventing, and Customizations
  • Solution Architecture for D365 Finance & Operations
  • Finance, SCM, HR, Retail & Commerce technical solutions
  • REST/XML APIs, OData, DMF, Power Platform integrations
  • Performance tuning, debugging, and environment optimization
  • Security configuration, workflows, and data migration
  • DevOps CI/CD, Azure Pipelines, Git, LCS & release management

Projects & Achievements

  • ZATCA e-invoicing & Phase 2 Compliance – Designed and implemented secure cryptographic stamping, XML generation, and API communication.
  • Financial Integrations – Automated vendor and government payments through secure bank interfaces.
  • Cash & Treasury Automation Module – Built a full cash receiving and issuance framework with workflows and real-time ledger posting.
  • Internal Ticketing System – Designed a full case management system with assignment, status tracking, and escalation workflows.
  • Flexible Payroll & HR Framework – Designed a formula-based payroll engine; recognized with a “Most Creative Employee” award.
  • Real Estate Management Suite – Delivered modules for sales, leasing, facility management, and financial operations.

Certifications

  • MB-700: Dynamics 365 F&O Solution Architect Expert
  • MB-500: Dynamics 365 F&O Developer Associate

Connect With Me

Email: Ahmedgamal.net@gmail.com
Phone: (+20) 109 461 6776
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ahmedmgamal
GitHub: https://github.com/Ahmed-M-Gamal

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