Amr Ashraf contributed to the abu-dhabi-squad repositories by building and refining core features for Food-Change-Mood and Plan-Mate, focusing on health meal filtering and robust project lifecycle management. He applied Kotlin and Java with a strong emphasis on test-driven development, dependency injection, and clean architecture. Amr separated UI logic into dedicated presentation layers, improved error handling, and enhanced code readability through refactoring. His work included implementing functional-style use cases, establishing data layer foundations, and expanding unit test coverage. These efforts resulted in more maintainable, reliable workflows and safer user operations, demonstrating depth in backend, UI, and state management engineering.