.NET Development & Architecture
Architect-level engineering across the Microsoft stack.
The Microsoft .NET ecosystem is where we have spent more than two decades, and it remains the backbone of everything we deliver. We design and build web applications, APIs, background services and desktop software in C# — and we are equally comfortable maintaining the VB.NET systems many established businesses still rely on.
What sets the work apart is that it is architected, not just written. Every system we deliver starts with the data model, the boundaries between layers and the failure modes — so it can grow, be handed over and survive contact with production.
Application development
- ASP.NET Core and ASP.NET MVC web applications with Razor server-side rendering
- REST API design and development, with DTO-first contracts and consistent versioning
- WPF desktop applications using MVVM — large-scale internal business tooling, CRMs and ERP-style systems
- Background and hosted services, queue-based processing and scheduled jobs
- Real-time features with SignalR, including Azure SignalR Service
- Entity Framework Core data access alongside hand-tuned SQL where performance demands it
Architecture & solution design
We take responsibility for the whole system, not just the code in front of us.
- End-to-end solution architecture, from requirements analysis to technical specification
- Multi-tenant SaaS application design, including tenancy isolation and subscription billing models
- API-first and event-driven architectures
- Resilience patterns: retries with exponential backoff, transient-fault handling and idempotency
- Concurrency control and distributed locking for systems where correctness matters
- Authentication and authorisation design, including role-based and multi-tenant security
Engineering practice
- Service-layer and repository patterns with dependency injection throughout
- Async/await-first codebases designed for throughput
- Domain-driven design for business applications with real-world complexity
- Pragmatic, maintainable code that another team could pick up tomorrow
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're trying to build — or untangle — and we'll tell you, plainly, how we'd approach it. No obligation, no hard sell.
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