Review against .NET practice
Pull requests are checked for ASP.NET Core structure, async mistakes, and configuration that would fail in production.
Quantum Infoway
Engineers who build and maintain business applications, APIs, and Azure services in C#. They join your repository, your standups, and the Microsoft systems you already run.
Pull requests are checked for ASP.NET Core structure, async mistakes, and configuration that would fail in production.
NuGet packages, auth flows, and injection risks are scanned before a build is treated as ready for staging.
Entity Framework queries and API contracts are reviewed for N+1 calls, missing indexes, and breaking changes.
Scaffolding, tests, and boilerplate move faster. A senior developer still owns the design and the merge.
AI is part of how the engineer works. It does not replace the person who is accountable for the code.
MVC and Razor, or an API behind React or Angular. Authentication, authorization, and the admin workflows operations teams rely on.
REST, minimal APIs, and gRPC. Versioning, validation, and contracts that web and mobile clients can share.
EF Core against SQL Server or PostgreSQL, migrations, and Dapper where a report or import should be plain SQL.
App Service, Functions, Azure SQL, and Docker. Identity through Entra ID when the company is already on Microsoft 365.
C# interfaces and live updates for internal tools, approvals, and dashboards that need to stay current.
Tests first, then a move from .NET Framework toward ASP.NET Core without stopping the system the business uses today.
Every engineer goes through the same four-stage funnel. Most do not make it past stage two.
Around 15 open roles at any time, each receiving roughly 200 applications per month through LinkedIn, AngelList, employee referrals, and outbound headhunting across India. India produces 1.5 million CS graduates a year, so sourcing is not the moat. Filtering is. Most applications are auto-filtered for stack relevance, years of experience, English, and time-zone overlap before any human reviews them.
Two-stage technical interview: a 90-minute live coding exercise tailored to the candidate’s primary stack, then a system-design discussion grounded in real production scenarios.
We ask candidates to walk through a recent production project: architecture decisions, what they would change in hindsight. We also run a background verification check through a third-party BGV agency to confirm prior employment, education, and identity.
A senior Quantum Infoway engineer shadows new hires for two weeks on an internal project. We watch how they respond to feedback, ask for help, and ship code. Fast learners stay.
A dedicated team of engineers makes up the active Quantum Infoway bench across stacks at any given time. New roles open as engagements complete or grow.
The process is designed to be fast, transparent, and low-risk — whether you need a .NET developer, a managed team, or a fixed-scope build.

Tell us about the product, stack, timezone overlap, and whether you need a dedicated hire, managed team, or fixed-scope build.

We match vetted candidates to your requirements and share profiles, sample work, and availability within a few business days.

You interview directly. If the fit is not right, we continue until you are confident — no pressure to lock in early.

Onboarding into your tools and channels is typically complete within 14 business days. Engagements run monthly with flexible scale.

A .NET developer works exclusively on your project, integrated with your team’s tools and workflows.
Best for: Ongoing .NET ownership inside your team
We assemble and manage a .NET team with a tech lead, handling delivery end-to-end against your requirements.
Best for: Building a .NET product end to end with a lead
Fixed scope, timeline, and budget. We deliver the project and hand off the codebase with documentation.
Best for: New ASP.NET Core builds, integrations, and modernizationQuantum Infoway scopes every engagement before any quote becomes final.
$25 to $50 per hour
Dedicated .NET developers, by seniority
From $15,000
Focused builds with clear deliverables and documentation
US specialists typically bill $150 to $300 per hour for comparable .NET scope. Every engagement is scoped individually before any number becomes a quote.
Get a scoped quote
We match you with a vetted C# engineer and you interview them before anyone starts.
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