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Hire a .NET developer who ships the whole product.

I take on freelance work worldwide — web, mobile, and desktop on one .NET core. If you're looking to hire a .NET developer in Pakistan or anywhere remote, this is what I build and how I work.

What I build

Custom web applications (.NET)

Enterprise-grade web platforms built end to end: validation-heavy forms, role- and department-based access, localization, and admin tooling — the kind of systems I ship for clients today.

.NET, Blazor (Server / WASM / Hybrid), ASP.NET Core MVC, EF Core, SQL Server

APIs & integrations

ASP.NET Core Web APIs with proper auth, error handling, and versioning — plus the integrations real products need: Stripe, SignalR real-time, Microsoft Graph, Shopify/Square POS, and QuickBooks.

ASP.NET Core Web API, Stripe, SignalR, Microsoft Graph, webhook flows

SaaS MVP builds

From relational schema to deployed product: data model first, authentication with 2FA or passkeys, payments, dashboards, and a release pipeline — production-shaped from version one.

.NET, Blazor or React, ASP.NET Identity, EF Core, Docker

Financial & payment systems

Payment processing with Stripe, POS and billing flows, and cost/revenue analytics dashboards — built with the SQL-level performance work analytics screens actually need.

Stripe, ASP.NET Core, SQL Server (views, execution plans), React or Blazor

.NET modernization & rescue

Existing app misbehaving? I do multi-tier regression fixes across UI, APIs, and SQL with clear root-cause analyses, add xUnit coverage, and ship safely behind feature flags.

.NET 6–10 upgrades, EF Core, xUnit, Azure DevOps, feature flags

AI feature integration

AI models and algorithms wired into .NET applications as injectable, testable services — like the breed recognition and AI guidance I built into a healthcare platform — so AI stays a feature, not a liability.

AI/ML APIs and models, ASP.NET Core, Blazor

How an engagement runs

  1. Scope & honest assessment

    You describe the goal; I tell you what it actually takes — including when something is simpler or cheaper than you feared, or when I'm not the right fit.

  2. Data model & architecture

    The schema and the system boundaries come first. Most project pain lives here, so this is where the thinking happens before the code does.

  3. Build in increments

    Working software every week: pull-request discipline, xUnit tests, and feature-flagged releases — the same practices I use in professional team work.

  4. Ship & support

    Deployment, documentation, and a clean handover — with regression fixes owned properly if anything surfaces after launch.

Tell me what you're building.

Send the shape of the project — goal, platforms, timeline — and I'll come back with an honest read on scope and approach.