Hiring .NET Developer in Pune
Budget: ₹1,000,000 – ₹2,500,000 INR
The job is to build a new web application that marries a React single-page front-end with a .NET back-end running as microservices / WCF services and exposing REST APIs over SQL Server. The tech stack is fixed—C#, ASP.NET (Core preferred), SQL, WCF or equivalent microservice layer, and React for the UI—so deep, hands-on experience with each of those pieces is essential.
Only Pune-based talent will be considered because I’ll need the option for occasional in-person discussions and quick turn-around sessions during the build.
Scope of work
• Design the SQL schema, write clean stored procedures or ORM code, and keep performance in mind from day one.
• Expose the data through well-documented, secure REST endpoints; JWT or comparable token-based authentication is planned.
• Wrap or replace existing WCF endpoints with lighter microservices where it makes sense, ensuring backward compatibility.
• Deliver a React SPA (Hooks, Context or Redux—your call) that consumes those APIs seamlessly and remains easy to extend.
• Automate testing and CI/CD so that every merge can ship straight to a staging slot.
• Produce concise technical documentation that lets any competent developer spin the system up locally in minutes.
First milestone: repository set-up with a working skeleton—database scripts, one sample microservice, a single React page wired to that service, plus the CI pipeline.
Final hand-off is production-ready code, unit and integration tests, deployment scripts, and docs. If you’re currently in Pune and can dive straight into .NET 6/7, ASP.NET Core, SQL, WCF/microservices, REST, and modern React, let’s talk about your approach and earliest start date.
Only Pune-based talent will be considered because I’ll need the option for occasional in-person discussions and quick turn-around sessions during the build.
Scope of work
• Design the SQL schema, write clean stored procedures or ORM code, and keep performance in mind from day one.
• Expose the data through well-documented, secure REST endpoints; JWT or comparable token-based authentication is planned.
• Wrap or replace existing WCF endpoints with lighter microservices where it makes sense, ensuring backward compatibility.
• Deliver a React SPA (Hooks, Context or Redux—your call) that consumes those APIs seamlessly and remains easy to extend.
• Automate testing and CI/CD so that every merge can ship straight to a staging slot.
• Produce concise technical documentation that lets any competent developer spin the system up locally in minutes.
First milestone: repository set-up with a working skeleton—database scripts, one sample microservice, a single React page wired to that service, plus the CI pipeline.
Final hand-off is production-ready code, unit and integration tests, deployment scripts, and docs. If you’re currently in Pune and can dive straight into .NET 6/7, ASP.NET Core, SQL, WCF/microservices, REST, and modern React, let’s talk about your approach and earliest start date.
Related categories:
.NET
SQL
C# Programming
ASP.NET
Microsoft SQL Server
Continuous Integration
.NET Core
Microservices
CI/CD
REST API