Hire .NET Developers

What we build

Our .NET developers work across the entire Microsoft ecosystem. They build enterprise applications with ASP.NET Core, create scalable APIs, develop desktop applications with WPF or WinForms, and work with cloud services on Azure. Whether you're modernizing legacy systems or building new microservices, our developers have the experience to deliver.

We've built everything from high-traffic e-commerce platforms to complex financial systems, from real-time collaboration tools to IoT device management platforms. Our developers understand that .NET isn't just a language—it's an ecosystem, and they know how to navigate it effectively.

Technologies and frameworks

Our developers are proficient across the .NET stack. They work with ASP.NET Core for web applications, Entity Framework Core for data access, SignalR for real-time features, and Blazor for modern web UIs. They're comfortable with C# features like LINQ, async/await, and dependency injection.

On the cloud side, they integrate with Azure services—App Service, Functions, Service Bus, Cosmos DB, and more. They understand microservices architecture, containerization with Docker, and orchestration with Kubernetes. They know how to build applications that scale.

ASP.NET Core

Web applications, APIs, and microservices built with ASP.NET Core. Our developers leverage middleware, dependency injection, and the request pipeline to build performant, maintainable applications.

Entity Framework

Database-first, code-first, or migrations—our developers know Entity Framework inside and out. They write efficient queries, handle relationships, and optimize performance.

Azure Integration

Cloud-native applications that leverage Azure's full potential. Our developers deploy to App Service, use Functions for serverless workloads, and integrate with Azure services seamlessly.

Microservices and APIs

We build RESTful APIs, GraphQL endpoints, and gRPC services. Our developers design APIs that are versioned, documented, and tested. They understand API design principles, authentication, authorization, and rate limiting.

Testing and quality

Unit tests with xUnit, integration tests with TestServer, and end-to-end tests with Selenium. Our developers write tests that catch bugs before they reach production. They understand test-driven development and maintain high code coverage.

1. Define requirements: Tell us what you need—seniority level, specific .NET technologies, project duration, and any special requirements. We'll match developers to your needs.
2. Review candidates: We'll send you profiles of .NET developers who match your requirements. You interview the candidates, ask technical questions, and choose who fits best.
3. Onboard quickly: Once selected, developers ramp up on your codebase, tools, and processes. They join your standups, participate in code reviews, and start contributing immediately.
4. Work as part of your team: Our developers integrate with your existing team. They follow your coding standards, use your tools, and align with your development practices.
5. Scale flexibly: Need more developers? Need fewer? We can adjust team size based on your project needs and budget constraints.

Enterprise experience

Our developers have worked on large-scale .NET applications. They understand how to structure codebases that grow, how to handle complex business logic, and how to maintain applications over time. They've seen what works and what doesn't in enterprise environments.

Modern .NET practices

They're fluent in .NET Core and .NET 5+, understand dependency injection, async/await patterns, and modern C# features. They write clean, maintainable code that follows SOLID principles and design patterns that make sense for .NET applications.

Cloud-native development

Azure experience isn't just nice to have—it's essential for modern .NET development. Our developers know how to build applications that leverage Azure services, deploy to cloud environments, and scale horizontally when needed.

Communication and collaboration

Our developers communicate clearly, write documentation, and participate actively in team discussions. They're not just code contributors—they're team members who help solve problems, share knowledge, and improve the codebase together.