HIRE DEVELOPERS / .NET DEVELOPERS
Enterprise Windows development runs on .NET — web APIs, desktop apps, background services, cloud-hosted backends. Our .NET developers write clean C# with real architecture behind it, and have shipped production ASP.NET Core APIs, WPF desktop applications, and enterprise integrations into regulated environments.
Modern .NET 6/7/8 is the daily baseline — ASP.NET Core for web APIs and MVC, Entity Framework Core for data access, SignalR for real-time features, WPF or MAUI for desktop. Dependency injection, clean architecture, CQRS patterns, and C# code built to actually be testable — that's the substance behind .NET application development, not just knowing the syntax.
ASP.NET Core middleware, Entity Framework migrations at scale, background services with hosted workers, Azure integration, and real deployment experience in enterprise Windows environments — vetted for .NET production depth, not a bootcamp grad with one MVC project.
C# developers are common. .NET developers who understand Azure Service Bus, can tune EF Core queries against a 50-million-row database, and have actually deployed into regulated enterprise environments are not. We keep that second group ready.
A dedicated developer for a long-term enterprise platform. A part-time specialist for a .NET Framework to .NET 10 migration. An hourly consultant for an architecture review or an EF Core performance audit. Sized to what's real.
C# syntax alone doesn't cover enterprise .NET development. It takes the full Microsoft ecosystem — Azure hosting, SQL Server optimization, Windows Server deployment, Active Directory integration, and the compliance work that comes with enterprise software. Our developers have worked in these environments on real enterprise projects, not startup MVPs.
One .NET developer, embedded full-time, owning API architecture, building services, integrating with Azure, and shipping to production. Right for a team building or maintaining an enterprise platform over multiple quarters.
Twenty hours a week of focused .NET work — enough for a .NET Framework to .NET 10 migration, refactoring a legacy monolith into clean architecture, or adding features to a stable enterprise application on a maintenance schedule.
An EF Core query performance audit, an Azure deployment architecture review, a .NET Framework migration assessment, or a SignalR scaling analysis — targeted .NET consulting, scoped and delivered.
Match this to how your team already runs .NET work, or tell us and we'll suggest one.
API architecture, C# development, Azure deployment, release management — all ours end to end. You review weekly and steer the roadmap. Right for shipping an enterprise backend without an in-house .NET lead.
Your technical lead sets priorities. Our .NET developer joins your Azure DevOps, your standups, your repo, writes C#, handles deployments — you direct the work.
Product decisions and frontend stay with your team. API design, the EF Core data layer, Azure integration, background services, and enterprise authentication become ours.
Full Microsoft ecosystem expertise — what our engineers actually work with, daily.
Primary language for APIs, services, and enterprise application logic.
Current LTS runtime for cloud-native and Windows enterprise workloads.
Web APIs, MVC, minimal APIs, and middleware pipelines.
Migrations, LINQ queries, and data access at scale.
Real-time hubs for dashboards, chat, and live updates.
Interactive web UIs with shared C# business logic.
Enterprise Windows desktop applications with MVVM.
Cross-platform .NET apps when mobile targets share backend teams.
Adjacent services we often ship alongside .NET work — same bench, same standard.
Six questions we get on every first call about hiring .NET developers. If yours isn't here, we'll cover it first.
Tell us what your .NET project needs to do, and we'll walk you through what shipping it — enterprise-grade, at a fair price — actually takes.
