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Hire a .NET Developer who builds systems built to last.

Add C# capacity without a long hiring process. A pre-vetted .NET developer builds APIs, services and business apps in your solution and your sprints.

Stack
  • C#
  • ASP.NET Core
  • Entity Framework Core
  • SQL Server
  • Azure
  • Visual Studio

Overview

What does a .NET Developer do?

.NET often sits at the heart of serious business software: the line-of-business app finance depends on, the integration layer between ERP and CRM, the customer API that partners call all day. That code has to be dependable, and the people who understand it are rarely free for new work.

A dedicated .NET developer adds that capacity. They write C# with ASP.NET Core for web APIs and MVC or Blazor front ends, model data with Entity Framework Core, build background workers and Azure Functions, and keep projects structured with dependency injection and clean layering. When older .NET Framework applications need attention, they can maintain them and plan the path forward.

AssistHubPro matches you with .NET engineers who have passed a technical interview and a hands-on C# task. Your developer works in your Visual Studio solutions, Azure DevOps or GitHub repositories and your sprint cadence, with an Account Manager keeping the engagement on course.

This weekOn track
  • ASP.NET Core APIs
  • Business web applications
  • Entity Framework Core
  • Azure services
  • Background processing
Example of the weekly work your developer handles.

Skills and stack

APIs, apps and integrations, built in C#.

The day-to-day work your developer owns, in the tools your team already uses.

  • ASP.NET Core APIsBuilds minimal or controller-based Web APIs with validation, versioning and OpenAPI documentation.
  • Business web applicationsDevelops internal tools and portals with MVC, Razor Pages or Blazor, tied to your identity provider.
  • Entity Framework CoreDesigns entities, writes migrations and tunes LINQ queries against SQL Server or PostgreSQL.
  • Azure servicesWorks with App Service, Functions, Service Bus and Key Vault to run and connect your workloads.
  • Background processingBuilds worker services and scheduled jobs with Hangfire or hosted services for imports and reports.
  • System integrationsConnects your apps to ERP, CRM, payment and identity systems through APIs and message queues.
  • Automated testingWrites xUnit or NUnit tests with mocking and integration test hosts that run in your pipeline.
  • Maintenance and supportFixes defects, updates NuGet packages and resolves warnings so the solution stays supportable.

Tools they already know

  • C#
  • ASP.NET Core
  • Entity Framework Core
  • SQL Server
  • Azure
  • Visual Studio
  • Azure DevOps
  • xUnit

Your developer works in your solutions, repositories and Azure subscriptions with role-based, scoped access. You own all the code, and access is removed when the placement ends.

Human vs AI

Why a .NET Developer beats AI on its own.

AI tools are quick at first drafts. A dedicated developer turns them into finished work you can trust, inside your business.

AI tools on their own compared with your .NET Developer
AI aloneYour developer
Knows your business
Starts from zero each timeRemembers your clients and preferences
Judgment calls
Can be confidently wrongChecks facts and asks before acting
Follow-through
Waits for the next promptOwns each task until it is done
Relationships
Can't build trustPart of your team to clients
Works in your tools
Output needs copying overWorks inside your accounts
Accountability
Nobody stands behind itReports to you, with a free rematch

The best of both. Your developer can use AI tools to draft, research and summarize faster, then checks every result before it reaches you or your clients.

How hiring works

From first call to first commit.

Every developer is checked before you meet them, so your interviews are only with strong candidates.

  1. Step 1

    Free consultation

    30 minutes on your solution, Azure setup and team.

  2. Step 2

    Matched shortlist

    Pre-vetted developers who fit your stack, hours and budget.

  3. Step 3

    Vetted for you

    C# and .NET interview · Practical C# task · Code review exercise · Communication and overlap

  4. Step 4

    Start working

    A kick-off call sets up access and routines, and work starts.

Cost

What a .NET Developer could cost you.

No pricing grid to squeeze into. We scope the role, hours and experience with you, then quote exactly that.

  • Part-timeA few focused hours a day.
  • Full-timeOne developer, dedicated to you.
  • TeamSeveral roles, managed together.

Example yearly cost, full-time

In-house .NET Developer$149,500

$115,000 salary + 30% benefits and overhead

Through AssistHubPro$72,800

$35/hr × 40 hrs × 52 weeks

Illustrative figures only. Your quote depends on experience and hours. Try the savings calculator.

Projects

Bigger projects you can hand over.

Once your developer knows the solution, they can take on the work that makes it easier to change.

  • .NET Framework to modern .NET

    Migrates older applications project by project, using the .NET Upgrade Assistant where it helps.

  • Solution architecture

    Introduces clean layering, modular boundaries and messaging so a large solution stays manageable.

  • Performance and scaling

    Profiles hot paths, adds caching and tunes database access for heavier load.

  • Build and release pipelines

    Sets up Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions pipelines that test, package and deploy automatically.

FAQ

Hiring a .NET Developer: your questions.

Which .NET versions do your developers work with?

Current .NET releases with ASP.NET Core and EF Core are the focus, and many developers also maintain .NET Framework applications built on Web Forms, MVC or WCF. Tell us what you run and we match to it.

Can they join our sprints and pull request reviews?

Yes. They work from your Azure Boards or Jira, attend ceremonies and submit changes through your branch policies and review process.

Will their hours overlap with ours?

Yes. You choose the working hours, and we match developers who can be online for your stand-ups, reviews and the core of your day.

How fast can they start on our solution?

You meet pre-vetted candidates within days of the free consultation. Once chosen, your developer gets access at kick-off and can begin with a first ticket straight away.

Who owns the code?

You do. The work happens in your repositories and is your intellectual property from the first commit.

Can they take over an existing .NET system?

Yes. They get the solution building and running, read the key flows and add tests around fragile areas before making larger changes.

Can we grow to a .NET team?

Yes. Your Account Manager can add more C# developers, testers or front-end engineers, part-time or full-time, as your needs grow.

What if the developer isn't working out?

Speak to your Account Manager and we'll find you a replacement free of charge, no questions asked.

Hire a .NET Developer with AssistHubPro.

A free 30-minute consultation and a real reply within 24 hours. No obligation.

  1. 1We reply within 24 hoursA real person reads every request and replies with a clear next step.
  2. 2Free 30-minute consultationWe scope the role, the hours and the tools you use.
  3. 3Meet your matchesInterview pre-vetted developers and choose who joins.
  • Pre-vetted
  • Free rematch
  • Account Manager

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