Hi, I’m Ahmed.

Less busywork.
More good work.

I connect IT, business systems and practical AI to make everyday work easier.

IT Manager · Microsoft 365 · ERP & AI Automation

Ahmed Elewa smiling, wearing a navy jacket and white shirt IT + a little
ingenuity.
Microsoft 365ERPNextAI automationInfrastructure

A few things I’ve worked on

Real work.
Useful little changes.

Different projects, same instinct:
understand the problem, connect the pieces,
make the everyday work easier.

The person behind the projects

A systems person.
A people person, too.

My work started in technical support and grew through systems administration, enterprise infrastructure and IT management.

Today, I bring that experience to Microsoft 365, ERPNext and AI-assisted workflows. I like understanding how the business works, finding the repetitive parts and building something useful around them.

Based in Cairo. Working in Arabic and English.

How I like to work

Start with the people.
Then connect the pieces.

ListenBuildCheck

Clear documentation, practical solutions and a healthy respect for the person who has to use them tomorrow.

I can help connect your business systems, organize an automation workflow or support your Microsoft 365 environment.

The experience underneath it all

Built on years
of figuring things out.

Hands-on IT experience since 1998.
Still curious. Still learning.

  1. 2010–present

    IT Manager · HCH-Supply

    IT operations, Microsoft 365 workplace migration, cloud-only identity, collaboration tools, ERPNext and business-workflow automation.

  2. 2008–2010

    Systems & infrastructure · GB Auto / Oman United Insurance

    Windows infrastructure, messaging, enterprise systems, data-center operations and user support.

  3. 1998–2008

    Support, systems & training

    Roles spanning Sewedy Electrometer, Al-Ahram Beverages, Online Modern Solution, Damac Services and Extreme P.C.

BSc Computer Science · Modern Academy, Cairo · 1996–2001

A good place to start

Something to untangle?
Let’s talk.

Have a project in mind or a role that sounds like a fit? I’d like to hear about it.

Email Ahmed