React & .NET Core Expert Needed

@growwithgdp

✅ Senior full-stack expertise in React (TypeScript) + .NET Core, building scalable production systems ✅ Reusable, tested React components with clean state management (Redux/Zustand) ✅ Secure REST APIs using .NET Core + EF + SQL Server with unit/integration tests ✅ CI/CD, Dockerised deployments to Azure/AWS ✅ Clean Git workflow, documented setup & proactive technical guidance

@AdewoleM

Hi, this is exactly the kind of end-to-end ownership role I enjoy. I’m a senior full-stack developer with strong hands-on experience in React (preferably with TypeScript) on the frontend and .NET Core on the backend, building scalable, testable web platforms from the ground up. On the frontend, I focus on clean component architecture, reusable patterns, predictable state management, and performance-first UI design. On the backend, I build well-structured RESTful APIs in .NET Core, implement business logic with clear separation of concerns, and integrate with SQL Server via Entity Framework, backed by solid unit and integration tests. I’m comfortable working with Git-based workflows, writing clear pull requests, and setting up CI/CD pipelines with Docker for smooth deployments to Azure or AWS. Beyond implementation, I actively evaluate requirements, suggest architecture improvements, and flag risks early to avoid costly rework. If you’re looking for someone who can help turn a concept into a stable, production-ready system with long-term maintainability in mind, I’d be happy to discuss the next steps.

@Azzaabdsamad

⭐⭐⭐I READ THE FULL BRIEF CAREFULLY.⭐⭐⭐ This sounds like more than feature delivery — it’s about shaping a solid foundation from wireframes to a production-ready platform. I appreciate that you’re looking for someone proactive, not just someone to “code what’s given.” From your brief, you need modern React (preferably TypeScript) with reusable, well-tested components on the front end, and clean, secure .NET Core REST APIs on the back end using EF with SQL Server. Everything should be structured, testable, Git-driven, and ready for CI/CD and containerized deployment. I’ve built end-to-end systems using React + .NET Core where I handled API design, database modeling, unit/integration testing, and deployment pipelines (Docker + Azure). I focus heavily on predictable state management, clear service boundaries, and writing code that’s easy for the next developer to maintain. Is the architecture fully open, or do you already have decisions around state management and deployment environment? Happy to discuss how we can structure this for long-term stability.