Quick .NET REST Integration

I have an existing C#/.NET code-base that needs a clean, well-structured REST API integration. The goal is to fetch and post data reliably, wire it up to my current SQL Server back end, and leave the solution easy for me to extend later.

Because this is an entry-level engagement, I’m keeping the scope tight and the budget modest. In return, I can move fast on feedback and release payment the moment the code compiles, passes simple unit tests, and works against the live endpoint.

Here’s how I see the hand-off:

• A new, clearly named project or module that consumes the remote REST API (using HttpClient or Refit—your choice, as long as it’s idiomatic).
• Minimal but meaningful data-access layer changes so the responses persist in SQL Server; plain Entity Framework Core is fine.
• A concise README outlining configuration keys, dependency versions, and any seed data required to run the demo console or test harness.

If you’ve handled .NET Core web requests before and can turn this around quickly, let’s get it done; I have more features queued once this first piece lands smoothly.