Azizullah Aziz

• Spearheaded the maintenance and enhancement of national-level health platforms, including HMIS/DHIS2, with RESTful APIs for data exchange and interoperability.
• Mentored junior developers and conducted peer code reviews as part of a continuous improvement culture.
• Designed and maintained data visualizations using Power BI and QGIS to support strategic health decisions.
• Conducted data validation and quality assurance tasks, integrating automated data integrity tools to support analytics workflows.
• Supported production server operations and upgrades, enhancing performance and security on Linux environments using Docker-based deployments.
• Collaborated with cross-functional stakeholders (MoPH, NGOs) to deliver scalable, data-driven solutions aligned with national strategies.

• Led developing and maintaining a centralized web application for the Targeted Supporting Team (TST), supporting over 500 active users in 14 provinces and multiple modules.
• Increased database usage from 37% to 98% by revamping layouts, simplifying data entry processes, and integrating advanced data visualization modules, significantly improving engagement and adoption rates.
• Reduced the HQIP assessment result analysis time from several days to under 5 minutes by automating processes and leveraging the TST database for enhanced efficiency.
• Designed and implemented intuitive visualization reports, using tools like Power BI, and over 15 visual maps using QGIS.
• Conducted data analysis and usage training for MSH and partner NGOs, resulting in a 34% increase in data literacy and application across teams.

Developed live analytical report (which shows the whole deposit, withdrawal and loan disbursement of the Bank in real time ) in JAVA spring boot
Developed security update portal in JAVA spring boot
Developed policy portal in JAVA spring boot
provided multiple reports using PLSQL

Developed several web applications and a real-time API for mobile application in Node.js, Express.js and socket.IO

Implemented HEMIS on Kabul and Kabul Medical university, trained and coached the staff to use HEMIS