Software Engineering

Production-grade systems that age well.

Hands-on full-stack delivery in .NET and TypeScript — from greenfield products to gnarly legacy modernisation. Code that is shipped, tested, and maintained.


Outcomes

What you walk away with

  • Working software in production, not slide decks
  • Test coverage where it matters: domain logic, contracts, critical paths
  • A codebase your team can extend without fear

Capabilities

How the work breaks down

  • Backend services

    ASP.NET Core APIs, background workers, message-driven services, RFC7807-compliant error handling, and clean domain boundaries.

  • Web applications

    Angular and React front-ends with strict typing, accessible UI, sensible state management, and fast builds.

  • Modernisation

    Incremental migrations of legacy systems — strangler-fig refactors, framework upgrades, performance work, and dependency hygiene.

  • API design

    REST and event-driven contracts that are versioned, documented, and resilient to change.


Stack & methods

Tools I reach for

  • C# / .NET 8+
  • ASP.NET Core
  • Entity Framework Core
  • TypeScript
  • Angular
  • React
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL / SQL Server
  • Redis
  • OpenAPI

Engagement

Ways we can work together

  • Embedded as a senior IC on your team
  • Lead on a discrete project or feature
  • Targeted technical rescue or audit

Questions

Good to know

  • What does a software engineering engagement cover?

    It is hands-on delivery: writing, testing, and shipping production code across the .NET and TypeScript stack. That spans new products, feature work inside an existing codebase, and the unglamorous modernisation that keeps older systems alive — always with the tests and documentation that let your team keep moving after I step away.

  • Why choose Stratis for software engineering?

    You get a senior engineer who has shipped and maintained real systems, not a résumé of frameworks. I optimise for code your team can own — readable, tested where it counts, and free of clever tricks that turn into next quarter's incident — rather than for lines written this sprint.


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