Senior .NET software development & integrations (remote)
OpenSesame Projects helps teams build, improve and support Microsoft-based systems:
ASP.NET/MVC, C#, SQL Server, connecting to other systems (APIs/web services),
plus reporting and document outputs (Word/Excel/PDF).
Typical work: improving older systems, fixing unreliable integrations, speeding up slow queries and reports,
and adding new features safely for customer-facing or regulated systems.
Start here: Paid Initial Review
The fastest way to get value: a short, paid review to understand the issue and agree next steps.
Ideal for integration problems, older systems, reporting issues, or “we need a safe plan”.
Initial Review (paid)
90-minute call + brief written notes (1–2 pages) explaining what I found and what I recommend next
Clear priorities: what to fix first vs. what can wait, with an estimate for the next piece of work
Works well for: webhook issues, connecting to third-party systems, SQL performance, improving older applications
Next step: click Pay for the review — after payment you’ll be redirected to book a time.
Generate Word/Excel/PDF outputs for packs, reports, and customer documents
Template-based documents you can generate on demand
Improve reliability and performance of existing document-generation pipelines
Ways to work
1) Piecemeal blocks (small, contained work)
Bug fixes, small enhancements, integration tweaks, reporting adjustments
Best when you already know what you want done
2) Fixed-scope sprint (best value)
1–2 weeks, defined deliverables, minimal disruption
Ideal for fixing a problem end-to-end, modernising part of an older system, or rebuilding a report/process
3) Retainer (ongoing support)
Monthly hours for support plus steady improvements
Good for teams that need reliable senior help without hiring
FAQ
Do you work with confidential systems?
Yes. You can remove or mask sensitive details. I focus on what the system is doing, what’s going wrong,
and the safest way to fix it.
How quickly can you start?
Often within 1–2 weeks for small items. If you’re dealing with a live issue, mention urgency in the email.
How does remote working happen?
Typically via Teams/Meet plus access to relevant logs/screenshots and, if needed, a test environment or a small example.
I provide clear handover notes.