Hire Dedicated .NET Developers
Hire .NET Developers Who Modernise Systems The Business Runs On
.NET estates rarely fail loudly. They just get harder to change each year until a small release needs a committee and a weekend. Stallyons is a Delaware-registered US company whose senior C# engineers work your hours, on one contract, with your IP signed before anyone gets access.
Triple Protection Guarantee
- US-Registered Entity
- Signed IP Assignment
- Senior .NET Engineers
Triple Protection Guarantee:
- US-Registered Entity
- Signed IP Assignment
- Senior .NET Engineers
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Why .NET Endures
Enterprise Grade
Audit Ready
Senior Engineers
Vetted Only
C# & ASP.NET Core
Day To Day
Azure Or IIS
Either Model
Delaware LLC
US Entity
Data Security
Access Rules
Version Upgrades
.NET 8 Ready
Communication Rhythm
Daily Sync
Test Coverage
xUnit Suite
IP Assignment
Signed
Delivery Overlap
Fixed
Hours
Code & IP Owner
You
Trusted By Startups
What Hiring .NET Developers Actually Involves
Hiring .NET developers usually means one of two jobs, and they are not the same job. One is building something new on .NET 8: services, APIs, internal tools, work that starts clean. The other is taking an estate that has been running since the Framework era and making it safe to change again. Most teams describe both as .NET work, then wonder why a developer who is strong at one struggles badly with the other. Ask which job you have first.
Stallyons is registered in Delaware as a US company, and our senior .NET engineers work inside a time-zone window you set, with four-plus hours of daily overlap. You sign a US contract, run diligence on a US entity and pay one US invoice, which matters when procurement and legal review a vendor before engineering ever meets them. The engineers on your account average four-plus years of production C# across line-of-business systems, APIs and Azure work, backed by twelve-plus years of delivery across six continents.
What .NET Developers Cover
ASP.NET Core services that stay serviceable: dependency injection used properly, thin controllers, a domain layer you can test without a database, and configuration that differs by environment rather than by comment.
Entity Framework that behaves under load: explicit loading rather than lazy surprises, projections instead of whole entities, and generated SQL somebody has actually read against a table with real row counts.
Modernisation in stages: a .NET Framework application moved to .NET 8 route by route, behind the same URLs, with the old system serving traffic until the new one has earned it. No flag day.
Azure work that fits the estate you already have: App Service or containers, managed identity instead of connection strings in config, and cost somebody can explain line by line.
Integration with the systems that already run the business: ERP, CRM, identity, reporting and the internal service nobody documented, connected through contracts rather than shared tables.
Testing that makes upgrades survivable: unit tests around the domain, integration tests over the data access, and a pipeline that fails before your users do rather than after.
Why Enterprise Teams Choose Dedicated .NET Developers
- Ask which .NET version their last three projects shipped on. Plenty of CVs say .NET without saying whether that meant Framework 4.8 or anything from this decade.
- Ask how they would upgrade a Framework application without a freeze. If the plan starts with a rewrite and ends in a big-bang cutover, you are buying a gamble.
- Ask what they do about lazy loading in Entity Framework. Anyone who has run EF under real load has a firm opinion and a story behind it.
- Ask how they structure a solution. Projects split by layer, dependency injection wired at the edges, and a domain you can test without a database or a web server running.
- Ask what happens to the Windows servers. Modernisation that ignores hosting, identity and deployment leaves new code stranded on infrastructure nobody will touch.
- Ask them to describe a rollback. Teams who deploy often answer in one sentence; teams who deploy quarterly describe a meeting and a change board.
How To Hire .NET Developers Properly
Every engagement starts with a free 45-minute technical session. No slide deck, no sales script. You bring the estate, the constraints and the roadmap; you leave with a recommended team shape, a clear scope and a timeline.
We are selective about new engagements and cap how many we run at once, because the vetting is the product. If we cannot staff your .NET work with engineers we would vouch for, we will tell you so.
Why Clients Choose Us
Full
Written IP Transfer
USA
Contract Entity
Yours
Repos & Pipelines
Named
Senior Level
Ready to add senior .NET engineers to your team?
What .NET Developers Build
What You Can Build With .NET Developers
Most .NET work we take on is either a system the business already depends on or the service that replaces it. These are the builds we see most often, each with an agreed scope, an overlap window and one review standard.
Line-Of-Business Apps
Internal systems, portals, workflow
End-To-End
ASP.NET Core Web
MVC, Razor, Blazor front ends
Browser-Based
Microservices
Split services, queues, messaging
At Scale
Legacy .NET Upgrades
Framework 4.x to .NET 8 moves
Off Old Versions
Azure Estate
App Service, Functions, SQL
Azure · AWS
Data And Reporting
EF Core, SQL Server, Power BI
Reported
Systems Integration
ERP, CRM, SSO, third-party data
Linked
QA & Test Automation
xUnit, integration, regression, sign-off
Sign-Off
Monolith Breakups
Rewrites, migrations, replatforms
Future-Proof
Support & Maintenance
Patching, fixes, releases, cover
Kept Running
Not sure what to modernise first? Let's map the estate.
Common Challenges
Why Do .NET Projects Get Stuck?
Six patterns behind almost every .NET estate that became slow and expensive to change. None of them are about the language.
Stranded On 4.x
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The application still runs, so the upgrade never makes the budget. Then a library stops shipping fixes, a hosting version goes end of life, and the work happens anyway, faster and under pressure.
Upgrade Postponed
02
Each year the jump gets bigger. A move that would have taken a quarter three years ago now touches authentication, hosting, the ORM and half the tests.
The Untestable Core
03
Everything is wired through static helpers and direct database calls, so nothing can be tested in isolation. Changing one thing means retesting all of it by hand.
Dead-End Stacks
04
Whole features sit on WebForms, WCF or another dead end. There is no upgrade path from there, only a rewrite, and nobody wants to be the person who proposes it.
Lazy-Loaded Everything
05
Lazy loading can turn one page into hundreds of queries. The fix gets bought as a bigger database tier, the bill goes up, and the page stays slow because nobody read the SQL.
The Server Nobody Patches
06
One Windows server has run since before the current team joined. Nobody knows what breaks if it restarts, so it is patched by nobody and feared by all.
Recognise any of these? Let's cost the fix properly.
Our .NET Capabilities
Six Ways To Hire Senior .NET Developers
Six ways to add .NET capacity from one accountable vendor. Run one, or run several in parallel under a single contract.
Dedicated .NET Developers
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Named C# engineers who join your team, your board and your stand-ups, working to your review rules, with a lead who reports into you rather than around you.
ASP.NET Core Builds
02
New services and applications on .NET 8: clean project structure, dependency injection, tested domain logic, and deployment set up before the first feature ships.
Legacy .NET Modernisation
03
Framework applications moved to modern .NET in stages, route by route, with the old system serving traffic until the new one has earned the switch.
Azure Migration & Ops
04
Lift, re-platform or rebuild into Azure, with identity, secrets, monitoring and cost controls set up properly rather than discovered on the first invoice.
Integration & Data Work
05
ERP, CRM, identity and reporting systems connected through documented contracts, so a change on one side does not quietly break the other three.
.NET Support & Maintenance
06
Version upgrades, security patching, dependency updates and small features on a standing cadence, so the estate never drifts far enough to need a rescue.
Not sure which .NET engagement fits? Let's scope it together.
Why Choose Us
What Makes Hiring .NET Developers Here Different
The details that decide whether a .NET estate is still cheap to change in year five.
A US Legal Entity
01
Stallyons is registered in Delaware. Your contract, your invoice and your legal recourse sit with a US company, not an unknown one.
Build And Upgrade
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We do both jobs. New services on .NET 8, and the unglamorous work of getting an older estate onto it, usually in that order.
Overlap You Set
03
You choose the hours we share with your working day, and stand-ups, reviews and escalations all happen inside that window.
Tested, Not Trusted
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Domain logic under unit tests, data access under integration tests, and a pipeline that fails on our machines rather than on your users.
Reviewed Code
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Every merge is reviewed against an agreed definition of done, on your board, where you can read it yourself.
One Contract
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One contract covers the engagement, so procurement, legal and finance each deal with a single named counterparty.
Ready to see how we run a .NET engagement here?
Our Process
From First Call To .NET Developers In Six Steps
A hiring process that surfaces the estate's real constraints before anyone signs.
Discovery
Understand the estate, stack, hours and budget
Scoping
Agree the team shape, scope and sequence
Select
Meet and approve the .NET engineers assigned
Contracting
NDA, IP assignment, access and onboarding
Deliver
Work on your board, reviewed on merge
Review & Scale
Regular reviews, adjust the plan as needed
Want to see how this maps to your roadmap?
Technology Stack
The Full Stack Our .NET Developers Work In
Modern, battle-tested Microsoft tooling across every layer: application, data, cloud, testing, delivery.
.NET Platform
C# / .NET 8 LTS
ASP.NET Core
Blazor / Razor
Minimal APIs
TypeScript
Data Access & Storage
SQL Server
EF Core / Dapper
PostgreSQL 16
MongoDB
Redis & Blob Store
Cloud & Hosting
Azure App Service
Azure DevOps
AWS / Windows Server
IIS / Kestrel
Docker & Kubernetes
Integration Layer
REST / gRPC APIs
Service Bus
SignalR Hubs
Entra ID & SSO Auth
Power BI Reports
Test & Quality
xUnit / NUnit Tests
Selenium E2E
SonarQube Scans
GitHub Actions / CI
Datadog / Grafana
Industries We Serve
.NET Developers For Industries With Real Constraints
Engineers who already know your compliance rules, audit trails and integration constraints spend month one shipping.
Fintech & Payments
Ledgers, reconciliation, audit
Healthcare & HealthTech
Records, claims, HL7 interfaces
Retail & E-Commerce
Order systems, POS, inventory
EdTech & Learning
Student systems, records, LMS
SaaS & Digital Products
Multi-tenant, billing, portals
Logistics & Supply Chain
Warehouse, fleet, ERP links
Manufacturing & IoT
MES, telemetry, dashboards
Agencies & Consultancies
White-label .NET capacity
We know your industry. Let's build the .NET plan.
How We Compare
Hire .NET Developers vs Agency vs In-House
An honest look at your three .NET options.
| Capability | In-House .NET Team | Freelance Marketplace | Generalist Web Agency | Stallyons Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Modern .NET Depth | One Person's View | ✕ Unverified | ✕ Whoever Is Free | Reviewed Senior Team |
| Legacy Framework Work | ✕ Avoided | ✕ Not Offered | ✕ Out Of Scope | Staged Migration Path |
| Entity Framework Tuning | Team Dependent | ✕ Rarely Measured | Basic Queries | Read Against Real Data |
| Azure & Hosting Setup | Internal Backlog | ✕ Not Included | Handed Over | Identity, Cost, Monitoring |
| Integration Experience | Institutional | ✕ Limited | ✕ Surface Only | ERP, CRM, SSO, Reporting |
| Test Coverage | Often Thin | ✕ None | Agreed Verbally | Enforced In CI |
| Contracting Entity | Your Payroll | ✕ Platform Terms | Local Entity | US-Registered LLC |
| IP & Environment Access | Employment Terms | ✕ Platform Default | On Request | Signed Before Access |
See the difference for yourself
Complete Engagement
Everything Included When You Hire .NET Developers
From Scoping to Contracting to Delivery, One Vendor
Here's everything included when you hire .NET developers with us:
All-Inclusive .NET Delivery: No Hidden Fees, No Surprises.
Every .NET engagement includes all eight components above. One contract, one senior team, one predictable cost, and no vendor sprawl.
🔒 No obligation. We'll deliver a detailed proposal within 48 hours.
Plus, Get These Free Bonuses
Free .NET Health Check
A written read on your .NET estate: target framework, dependency risk, test coverage, data access behaviour, and the three changes that would help most.
Included Free
Delivery Plan & Estimate
A phased delivery plan with scope, milestones, a stack recommendation and a transparent, itemized estimate for the engagement.
Included Free
Free Upgrade Roadmap
The upgrade order we would follow on your estate, what each step unblocks, and what has to be true before the first one can start.
Included Free
Risk-Free Partnership
Our .NET Delivery Promise
We stand behind every engagement with commitments that protect your investment.
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Scope Agreed First
Scope, model, working hours and cost structure are written down and agreed before contracting, so nothing is discovered later.
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Built to Last
Senior developers, code review, automated tests, security and accessibility audits, and clean, documented code you fully own.
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IP And Access Protected
NDA and IP assignment are signed before access, permissions are scoped per person, and your accounts stay under your control.
Start your .NET modernisation with confidence, backed by our Triple Protection Guarantee.
Track Record
Engagements That Ship, Scale, and Compound
500+
Projects Delivered
29+
Service Categories
81%
Repeat Client Rate
4.9 ★
Clutch Rating
"We came to Stallyons after burning two years and four vendors on a multi-platform launch that kept slipping. They scoped it end-to-end — web app, iOS, Android, an AI summarization layer, and a Shopify integration — and shipped it in 22 weeks. One team, one budget, one quality bar. We've handed them three more engagements since."
Mark Sawyer
CEO/Founder
PlatinumLED
"Stallyons rebuilt our customer-facing portal, integrated three legacy systems, shipped an AI document analysis pipeline, and brought our compliance posture to SOC 2 — all under one engagement. The senior engineers on the team have shipped at companies five times our size. It's the best vendor decision we've made in a decade."
Mark Sawyer
CEO/Founder
PlatinumLED
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Hiring .NET
Two quite different jobs share the title. One builds new services and applications on modern .NET: C#, ASP.NET Core, APIs, background workers, usually deployed to Azure or to containers. The other keeps an older estate alive and moves it forward, which means Framework code, Entity Framework, Windows hosting and a long list of integrations nobody documented. Good developers do both, but rarely equally well.
.NET Framework is the Windows-only line that ends at 4.8 and receives security fixes only, so anything built on it stays roughly where it is. Modern .NET, currently .NET 8, is the cross-platform successor that gets the performance work and the new libraries. It matters because the gap decides your options: on Framework you are maintaining, on modern .NET you can move. Most of our work is getting teams from the first to the second without a rewrite.
Rates move with seniority, location and how much of the work is modernisation rather than new build. Any single number quoted before scoping is a guess. What decides your cost is the seniority mix, how clearly the job is defined, and how much undocumented existing code the team has to absorb before it can ship. We price after scoping and itemise it.
Which .NET versions they have actually shipped on, not listed. How they structure a solution and where dependency injection is wired. What they do about lazy loading in Entity Framework. And a real account of an upgrade they ran: what broke, what they staged, what they would do differently. Vague answers there usually mean the upgrade never happened.
You do, from the first commit. NDA and IP assignment are signed before anyone gets repository or environment access, with no licence-back and no shared ownership. Repositories, pipelines, cloud subscriptions and documentation live in your own accounts throughout, so there is nothing to hand back later.
Usually, and in stages rather than as a rewrite. We start with the parts that carry the least risk, run old and new side by side behind the same URLs, and keep the existing system serving traffic until the replacement has earned the switch. Some things do need rebuilding, WebForms and WCF in particular, and we say so early rather than late.
Yes, and we work to the estate you already have rather than to a preferred diagram. App Service, containers or virtual machines, managed identity instead of secrets in config, monitoring and alerting from day one, and a cost model somebody can explain at month end. If staying on-premises is the right answer, we say so.
The first pass reads the solution structure, the target frameworks, the dependency graph, the data access and whatever tests exist, then ends in a written list of what is safe to leave alone and what is costing you every sprint. We fix in slices behind your review process, so you can stop at any point and still be better off.
Still have questions? Let's talk.
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