Daniel Park 
Senior Full-Stack .NET Engineer
Full-stack SaaS · Azure · API ownershipEnd-to-end ASP.NET Core delivery—API contracts, EF Core, Azure wiring, and production observability.
From greenfield ASP.NET Core APIs to Azure hardening and strangler-style migrations off older .NET stacks, we ship code you can operate—tests, logging, and handoff notes included—so your roadmap and your customers’ expectations stay aligned.
We may use AI-assisted workflows internally for faster spikes, boilerplate, test scaffolding, and doc drafts—always under engineer review and aligned to your security rules, not as a substitute for ownership.
Build Blazor, MVC, or API-first web stacks with clear auth (OIDC/JWT), caching, and observability baked in—not “works on my machine” demos. We design for your traffic profile, compliance constraints, and CI/CD reality.
Ship .NET MAUI (and maintained Xamarin where needed) with shared business logic, store-ready packaging, and offline-aware reads where your use case demands it—not a thin web wrapper pretending to be native.
Extend and tailor off-the-shelf .NET products and internal tools—custom modules, workflows, reporting, and UX—without sacrificing upgrade paths or supportability.
Our consultants review your architecture, delivery practices, and risks—then recommend a practical roadmap for performance, security, and scale alongside hands-on implementation when you need it.
Wire Dynamics 365, SharePoint, Dataverse, and line-of-business APIs through governed .NET hosts—idempotent sync, retries, dead-letter handling, and documentation your IT team can defend in review.
Keep releases predictable with proactive monitoring, patching, and incident response. We handle version upgrades, performance tuning, automated backups, security reviews, and SLAs so your production .NET stack stays reliable.
Fast, Transparent, and Reliable — Get the Right .NET Developer in Days, Not Weeks.
We've simplified the hiring journey so businesses can quickly connect with expert .NET developers — whether it's for a short-term fix or long-term partnership.
Where it fits your policy, we use assistive tooling to prepare materials faster (e.g., structured intake notes, draft test cases, runbook outlines). Humans still run discovery, shortlists, and approvals—AI does not replace your hiring decision or our vetting bar.
We start with your goals. Fill out a quick form or schedule a free consultation call.
Our internal team filters candidates from our curated pool of .NET experts.
You take the lead — interview the shortlisted candidates at your convenience.
Once you're satisfied, we’ll initiate onboarding immediately.
The developer starts working under your guidance (or with our PM if needed).
We offer a 1-week no-risk trial — only continue if satisfied.
A 15–30 minute call with our senior consultant or project advisor.
Our relationship doesn’t end at onboarding.
Four featured role types below—examples of the specialists we match after discovery, not a live bench of named people available today.
Featured role types
Senior Full-Stack .NET Engineer
Full-stack SaaS · Azure · API ownershipEnd-to-end ASP.NET Core delivery—API contracts, EF Core, Azure wiring, and production observability.
Backend & Microservices Specialist
SQL · queues · throughput & incidentsThroughput, idempotency, and SQL Server behavior when retries and peak load must both be correct.
Blazor & .NET MAUI Developer
Blazor · MAUI · design-system handoffCohesive Blazor and MAUI surfaces—shared validation, accessible components, and web/mobile that do not fork.
Lead Integration Engineer
Dynamics · SharePoint · governed cutoverDynamics 365, SharePoint, and custom .NET with audit-ready data flows and phased cutover plans.
Need a squad or a single senior IC? Tell us your stack—we’ll propose engagement options and matched profiles.
Book discovery call +Architecture-level outcomes from anonymized .NET engagements—not marketing feature lists. Full diagrams, metrics, and references are shared on a technical discovery call or under NDA when appropriate.
Representative patterns only; client names withheld. Your program may differ—we scope honestly after discovery.
Strangler migration off .NET Framework, dual-write bounded contexts, and canary releases with sub-five-minute rollback on revenue paths.
Read full case study →Idempotency, outbox publishing, SQL execution-plan fixes, and OpenTelemetry runbooks when dashboards stayed green but SLAs slipped.
Read full case study →CRM–billing reconciliation, managed identities, integration workshops, and phased cutovers with audit-ready documentation.
Read full case study →WebForms to Blazor hybrid: shared OIDC, component library, lazy-loaded WASM modules, and accessibility-tested workflows for 2,000+ internal users.
Read full case study →Shared C# validation across MAUI and APIs, SQLite offline store, conflict resolution on sync, and store-ready iOS/Android builds from one solution.
Read full case study →Twelve .NET APIs to AKS: Helm charts, workload identities, ingress + mTLS, horizontal pod autoscaling, and centralized OpenTelemetry.
Read full case study →EF Core global query filters, tenant context middleware, SQL Server RLS policies, and penetration-test remediation for cross-tenant access paths.
Read full case study →Azure SignalR Service, grouped connections, backpressure on publishers, and load tests simulating 5k concurrent viewers.
Read full case study →Token boundary enforcement, PII-safe logging, rate limiting, dependency scanning in CI, and threat modeling on capture endpoints.
Read full case study →Industry directories and partner programs recognize teams behind our delivery. These badges reflect consistent client outcomes, strong engineering practices, and long-term support for .NET products in production.
Horizon Award
Inc. 5000
Software World
Dot Comm
Right Firms
Top Developers
Software World
Rank Watch
Horizon Award
Inc. 5000
Software World
Dot Comm
Right Firms
Top Developers
Software World
Rank Watch
Horizon Award
Inc. 5000
Software World
Dot Comm
Right Firms
Top Developers
Software World
Rank Watch
Convert fixed payroll and idle bench into variable capacity: pay for delivery when you need it, keep senior judgment on architecture and code review, and reinvest savings into roadmap work instead of backfilling recruiters.
Pull in depth you do not hire full-time—distributed tracing, container hardening, EF Core tuning, Blazor UX—without waiting quarters to backfill a niche role. You get specialists who have already shipped similar systems.
Keep product and GTM leadership on strategy; we own the build, test, and release mechanics your customers never see—but absolutely depend on when traffic spikes or auditors knock.
Add capacity for a release push, then taper without layoffs. Extend coverage across time zones for incident response or reviews—without renegotiating office leases or onboarding bootcamps from scratch.
Parallelize discovery, implementation, and hardening with engineers who already know your patterns from similar engagements—fewer “first time we tried this” weeks on the calendar.
Shared checklists for auth, secrets, backups, and rollback; code review norms; and clear RACI on who owns production incidents—so “surprise” is not how you learn about risk.
Practical notes on shipping .NET in production—no fluff, no vendor bingo. Read the full archive on our blogs page.
When Blazor, hybrid rendering, and component reuse beat bolting yet another SPA framework onto a .NET backend.
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Cut through the hype: workloads that actually benefit from WASM in the browser, and where server-side .NET still wins.
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Signals from your roadmap and org maturity that point to embedded developers versus a self-contained delivery team.
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The minimum bar before you expose an API to partners or the public internet—tokens, rate limits, traces, and runbooks.
Read more →Answers about hiring .NET developers, how we vet talent, how engagements work, and how we use assistive tooling responsibly.