Architecture-ledSenior engineerUS-based
.NET backends that hold up under real load. Architecture-led, not transaction-script.
We build .NET Core and ASP.NET systems with clean data contracts, layered design that survives change, and the operational tooling needed to run the system once it ships. Azure-native by default.
What we build with .NET
SaaS backends & APIs
Production .NET backends powering multi-tenant SaaS — versioned APIs, clean module boundaries, and database design that survives the second wave of features.
Internal APIs & integrations
.NET services that connect the parts of your business — typed contracts, observability built in, and deployment that the platform team can actually trust.
Enterprise system integration
Long-lived .NET integrations between SaaS products, legacy systems, and external APIs — built with the failure modes accounted for, not hidden.
Most .NET backends ship without a data contract.
The API works because the front-end team and the backend team are in the same Slack. Six months later, the front-end has drifted, the database schema is doing things the C# code doesn't admit, and every release breaks something downstream. The fix is to design the contracts — between layers, services, and clients — and treat them as the source of truth.
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