Nearshore .NET Development

Nearshore gives you timezone overlap, fluent English, and 40-50% cost savings. Our .NET developers work 9-6 your time, join standups, and debug production issues before they become overnight fires. The talent pool is deep, developers with 8-12 years building enterprise systems, not bootcamp grads.

Seven days from posting requirements to interviewing candidates. We maintain a vetted network of dotnet developers, no sourcing delays, no screening dozens of unqualified applicants. Traditional hiring takes 8-12 weeks. We cut that to under two.

C#, ASP.NET, .NET Core, Entity Framework, SQL Server. Many specialize in Azure, microservices, or specific domains like payments or healthcare. Every developer we present has shipped production code and worked on teams larger than three people.

Nearshore dotnet developers cost 40-50% less than US equivalents. A senior developer runs $70K-$95K annually versus $140K-$180K+ in the US. No hidden fees, no agency markup beyond transparent placement costs.

We've already vetted technical skills, English proficiency, and remote work capability. You interview 3-5 strong candidates instead of 40 mediocre ones. Our 90-day guarantee means bad hires get replaced, not tolerated. We've placed 500+ developers, the process works.

Yes. Staff augmentation means they use your Jira, attend your standups, follow your code review process. They're extensions of your team, not outsourced resources managed separately. Long-term engagements average 18+ months.

Both. Staff augmentation adds individuals to your existing setup. Dedicated teams include developers, QA, and a tech lead working exclusively on your project. Most clients start with one or two developers and expand as relationships prove out.

Enterprise web applications, microservices on Azure, API platforms, legacy modernization, SaaS products. We've built payment systems processing millions daily, healthcare platforms meeting HIPAA requirements, and logistics software coordinating thousands of shipments. If it runs on .NET and needs to scale, we've probably built something similar.