I am an Oracle APEX Developer with hands-on experience building and maintaining enterprise-level applications at Faisal Movers. My work focuses on developing scalable, secure, and data-driven solutions using Oracle APEX, PL/SQL, Forms, Reports, Interactive Reports, and REST APIs.
I have contributed to multiple business-critical systems including Vehicle & Crew Scheduling, Ticketing Management, Route Cash, SIM Management, Inventory & Workshop Management, Call Center Systems, and Vehicle Tracking with Geofencing. My role involves end-to-end development, enhancements, and support, with a strong focus on performance optimization, data integrity, and user-centric design.
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (2024) from NFC IET Multan, where I built a solid foundation in software engineering, databases, and problem-solving.
Beyond my professional work, I actively contribute to the tech community by organizing learning initiatives and events focused on development and emerging technologies. I am passionate about building impactful digital solutions and continuously expanding my expertise in Oracle technologies and cloud-based systems.
I’m open to opportunities where I can contribute to high-impact Oracle projects, grow as a techno-functional professional, and work on large-scale enterprise solutions.
Abdul Rehman
August 2, 2026
APEX
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One of the first things users interact with in an Oracle APEX application is a form. Whether they are selecting a department, choosing a city, assigning a vehicle, or picking …
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Abdul Rehman
August 1, 2026
APEX
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One of the first things every Oracle APEX developer learns is how to create Page Items. They’re everywhere—text fields, date pickers, select lists, checkboxes, and more. As applications become larger, …
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Abdul Rehman
July 29, 2026
APEX
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When I first started working with Oracle APEX, one concept confused me more than anything else: Session State. I could see page items, buttons, reports, and processes working together, but …
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Abdul Rehman
July 28, 2026
APEX
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Performance is one of those things that users rarely notice when it’s good, but immediately notice when it’s bad. A page that loads in one second feels smooth and professional. …
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