Amr Mahmoud
I build the flow that decides which apps and AI get access inside a company.
I build the systems a company can't afford to get wrong: permissions, AI access, and migrations that touch millions of accounts.
At Atlassian, I work on Admin Hub, the surface every customer uses to configure their org, focused on the flow that decides which apps and AI get access. I started as an intern in 2024 and returned full-time in July 2025, leading AI policy migrations across millions of workspaces with zero customer-facing regressions. Outside of that, I build my own products: Portfolio Blueprint, used daily by a dozen friends and family, and freelance work like a full site build for a local dental practice.
AI policy backfill across 6.1M workspaces
Every workspace that predated our AI governance policy needed one, backfilled across 5.6M+ orgs. I built the full pipeline from an initial plan into production, including cohort queries, retry logic, and crash recovery, and coordinated with a partner team to rate-limit the rollout safely. Systematic pre-production testing surfaced an edge case where re-opting out an already-opted-out workspace silently re-enabled AI. I designed and shipped the fix before it ever reached a customer.
AtlassianAdmin Hub
Website and booking experience for a pediatric dental practice
Built the full marketing site for a two-location pediatric dental practice, including a dynamic contact form with a location selector, service pages, and an SEO-optimized page structure. Built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, with animated sections and a mobile-first layout so parents can find the right office and get in touch in a few taps.
Portfolio Blueprint, a discipline tracker for personal investing
A tool for staying on plan with your own money: set allocation rules for a portfolio by sector and strategy, then track drift against those rules over time. Each portfolio lives at its own shareable URL, backed by Supabase, with prices refreshed live via a market data API and a 90-day history of how well the portfolio stayed within its guardrails. What started as a project for myself is now used regularly by a dozen friends and family, and I am actively building it out further.