Manoj Kumar Selvakannan Portfolio
Admin-to-developer portfolio (4+ years across Maxval Group, OTS Astracon, Virtusa, and Seven Hills) documenting named projects like a Cargo Stagnation Alerts scheduled-flow system and a REST API quote-sync integration, with ADM 201 earned and Platform Developer I in progress.
What makes it work
A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.
Projects named by the business problem, not the feature
"Cargo Stagnation Alerts" and "REST API Quote Sync" give a hiring manager something concrete to ask about, unlike a generic "built a Flow" description.
Honest sequencing of certifications
Listing Platform Developer I as "in-progress" next to an earned Administrator credential is an honest trajectory signal rather than overclaiming.
A quantified automation count
Stating "30+ Flow automations deployed" gives scope to admin/dev hybrid work that's often described only vaguely.
What Salesforce Developers can take from this
Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.
Name your projects by the business problem they solved, not the feature you built — "cargo stagnation alerts," not "built a scheduled flow."
List in-progress certifications honestly alongside completed ones — it shows a trajectory without overstating where you are.
If your work spans admin and developer tasks, quantify both sides (automations deployed, integrations built) rather than picking just one.
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