Night-Shift .NET Core Developer
Budget: ₹1,250 – ₹2,500 INR
I’m building an internal business tool and need an experienced .NET Core developer who can work during the India night shift (roughly 9 PM–5 AM IST). The project centers on a browser-based web application, so you’ll spend most of your time inside ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework, and SQL Server, wiring up clean MVC or Razor Pages, setting up dependency injection, and testing endpoints with Postman or Swagger.
You’ll collaborate directly with me over Teams for quick stand-ups and code reviews, pushing updates to a Git repository each night. I already have wireframes, a partial domain model, and an Azure DevOps board with user stories ready for you; your first tasks will involve refining the data layer, implementing responsive views, and tightening up API endpoints.
Deliverables
• Nightly pull requests with clearly documented commits
• Unit-tested modules that compile and run in .NET 6+
• Short end-of-shift report summarizing progress and blockers
Acceptance criteria
• Code passes the existing CI pipeline and unit tests
• No breaking changes to current production data schema
• Meets the definition of done on the linked user story
A solid grasp of C#, LINQ, EF Core, RESTful API design, and front-end basics (Bootstrap or similar) is expected. If you’ve previously handled enterprise back-office systems or other internal tools, mention it—those experiences map well to this build.
Let me know your availability for the designated hours and include a recent code sample or public repo link so I can gauge coding style before we jump on a quick technical chat.
You’ll collaborate directly with me over Teams for quick stand-ups and code reviews, pushing updates to a Git repository each night. I already have wireframes, a partial domain model, and an Azure DevOps board with user stories ready for you; your first tasks will involve refining the data layer, implementing responsive views, and tightening up API endpoints.
Deliverables
• Nightly pull requests with clearly documented commits
• Unit-tested modules that compile and run in .NET 6+
• Short end-of-shift report summarizing progress and blockers
Acceptance criteria
• Code passes the existing CI pipeline and unit tests
• No breaking changes to current production data schema
• Meets the definition of done on the linked user story
A solid grasp of C#, LINQ, EF Core, RESTful API design, and front-end basics (Bootstrap or similar) is expected. If you’ve previously handled enterprise back-office systems or other internal tools, mention it—those experiences map well to this build.
Let me know your availability for the designated hours and include a recent code sample or public repo link so I can gauge coding style before we jump on a quick technical chat.