Zahid Parviz

Software Engineer II

Dec 2024 - Present • 1 yr 8 mos

Delivering Dynamics 365 CE, Power Platform, and Azure solutions for US and UK enterprise clients as the sole developer on multiple concurrent programmes within a certified Microsoft Partner. Progressed from Associate Software Engineer to Software Engineer I to Software Engineer II. Enterprise nonprofit CRM programme: sole technical contributor across Sales, Customer Service, and cross-module automation. Resolved 110+ production ADO tickets at 99%+ first-pass client acceptance and built and maintained 200+ Power Automate flows. Daily Agile/Scrum delivery alongside BAs, QAs, architects, and client stakeholders. UK financial services audit migration: re-engineered Azure Data Factory pipelines with Python transformations to migrate 12+ years of records from Salesforce to Dynamics 365, cutting per-batch processing from 32 seconds to 2 seconds, a 94% reduction. Implemented Dual Write between Dynamics 365 CE and Finance and Operations. US public-sector cloud migration: migrated a legacy on-premises Dynamics CRM to Azure, rebuilt ASP.NET portal integrations for cloud runtime, and engineered a C# tool for real-time SQL Server data export. Went live April 2026 with zero data-integrity issues across UAT. US healthcare CRM: built a Custom Page solution invoking Power Automate and external Webhooks to render dynamic third-party data inside Dynamics 365 CE, with GitHub Actions CI/CD that removed recurring deployment incidents. Core stack: C# plugins, PCF controls, JavaScript web resources, Dataverse, FetchXML, SSRS/RDL, model-driven, canvas, and custom-page Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Pages, Azure Data Factory, Azure Functions, Logic Apps.

Web Developer (OJS)

Jun 2024 - Dec 2024 • 6 mos

Delivered a production academic journal platform using Open Journal Systems, PHP, and MySQL — completing the full build 2 weeks ahead of a 3-month contract deadline. The platform has served 500+ monthly researchers at 100% uptime since launch. Custom UI/UX engineering drove a 40% increase in user engagement. Workflow optimisations reduced the submission-to-review cycle by 30%, improving the experience for authors, peer reviewers, and editorial administrators alike.