ERP engineering profile for job opportunities
D365 F&O, OData integration, React apps, and data-driven fraud analysis.
I build practical business technology around Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, low-code entry layers, validated OData flows, and analytical workflows that turn operational data into review-ready decisions.
Professional Positioning
Technical profile built around business systems that need accuracy, traceability, and speed.
My strongest direction is ERP engineering: understanding what should stay inside the core system of record, what should be automated around it, and how to design integration layers that improve user entry without weakening approval, audit, or posting control.
The current portfolio combines Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O integration thinking, React-based business applications, low-code workflow architecture, and loan transaction analytics for anomaly detection and investigator prioritization.
Featured Work
Projects with job-relevant proof points
Loan Transaction Anomaly and Fraud Detection
A loan transaction analytics project that curates transaction and account features, applies accounting controls, compares anomaly approaches, and produces an investigator review queue instead of treating model output as automatic proof.
- Isolation Forest, K-Means distance, PCA reconstruction error, and rule scoring.
- Risk-ranked review queue for human investigation.
- Supervised comparison path for labeled fraud outcomes.
- Notebook-based CSV and SQL analysis workflows.
D365 F&O OData CRUD React App
Portfolio-ready React application concept demonstrating full CRUD operations through D365 F&O OData, with dashboard metrics, data grid, create/edit/delete flows, settings, demo mode, and an authenticated backend proxy pattern.
D365 ERP Engineering Lab
A practical architecture narrative about automating the manual transaction-entry layer before D365 workflow starts, while keeping D365 as the system of record and preserving standard approvals, audit history, and posting control.
Petty Cash D365 React Workspace
A D365-oriented petty cash interface with sign-in, record search, entry forms, workflow actions, OData payload preview, and operational states designed around finance entry and approval work.
Skills Map
Technical capabilities grouped for recruiters and hiring managers
ERP and D365
D365 Finance and Operations, data entities, workflow boundaries, finance operations, business process automation.
Integration
OData, CRUD flows, validation layers, authenticated proxy patterns, Microsoft Entra ID configuration concepts.
Frontend
React, Vite, TypeScript, dashboard interfaces, forms, grids, loading and error states, responsive UI.
Data and ML
Python, Pandas, Scikit-learn, anomaly detection, feature curation, model summaries, investigator queues.
Analysis
CSV and SQL notebooks, workbook profiling, accounting controls, risk scoring, business explanation outputs.
Delivery
Portfolio demos, documentation, practical architecture writing, domain-ready web profile presentation.
Working Philosophy
Keep the backbone strong. Automate the entry point. Validate before workflow.
Good ERP engineering respects the core platform. The best solutions do not rebuild controls that already work. They reduce manual effort, improve data quality, and let the standard system handle approval, audit, and posting where it belongs.
Contact
Ready for recruiter review and custom domain publishing.
For recruiter conversations, this profile highlights ERP engineering, D365 integration, React business applications, and data analytics work that can be paired with the latest resume package.