Hamza Siddiqui
Technical Architect at Datacom
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Summary
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Top SchoolHamza Siddiqui is a Technical Architect and 14x Salesforce Certified Application Architect with 11 years of experience designing CRM-driven platforms and integrations across APAC and NZ. He combines deep Salesforce and MuleSoft expertise with hands-on PHP and frontend work, having improved user experiences through Lightning Web Component contributions like enhanced Flow screen controls. A 4x Salesforce MVP and frequent open-source contributor, he blends product leadership—formerly directing product development at CloudJunction—with event building as founder-organizer of Pakistan Dreamin'. Holding an MS in Computer Science, he excels at turning complex integrations into usable, scalable solutions and often bridges UI/UX detail work with enterprise architecture thinking.
11 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Matric, Science, Matric, Science at Civic SchoolBachelor of Engineering (BE), Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering (BE), Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering at Iqra UniversityMS(CS), Computer Science, MS(CS), Computer Science at National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences
English, Urdu
Stackoverflow
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Github Skills (12)
flowjs10
html10
javascript10
salesforce-flow10
lwc10
salesforce-lightning9
act8
datatables6
php6
codeigniter6
rows6
jquery6
Programming languages (12)
Github contributions (5)
alexed1/LightningFlowComponents
Jun 2020 - Sep 2020
A collection of unofficial Flow extensions that can be used to enhance Salesforce Flow and Orchestrator.
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Front-end DeveloperContributions:1 review, 15 commits, 4 PRs in 2 months
Contributions summary:Hamza focused on enhancing Lightning Web Components (LWC) for Salesforce Flow screens. Their contributions included modifying HTML and JavaScript files to add new features, such as customizable button labels, the ability to hide the cancel button, and adjusting column sizes. They implemented changes to improve the user interface, including adding an option for a class to add a box around the component. These modifications enhanced the usability and configurability of existing Salesforce Flow components.
lightning-componentsalesforce-floworchestratorscreen-flowsflow-actions
mhamzas/Add-to-Calendar-Button-LWC
Jul 2020 - Sep 2022
Contributions:8 commits, 6 pushes, 1 comment in 2 years 2 months
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