Innov8ProTech
.NET

.NET Specialists

Accra, Ghana · Enterprise engagements

Enterprise software,
done properly.

.NET 8 engineers for banking, insurance, and government. Audit-ready systems, clean architecture, and the discipline to run in production for years — not quarters.

5–10

Days to shortlist

3+ yrs

On .NET Core

30d

Free replacement

Reference solution

AcmeBanking.sln.NET 8
AcmeBanking.sln
src/
Api/
Domain/
Application/
Infrastructure/
Worker/
tests/
UnitTests/
IntegrationTests/
ArchitectureTests/
Directory.Build.props

Nullable on. Warnings-as-errors. Central package management. Architecture tests enforce dependency direction.

.NET 8C# 12ASP.NET CoreEF CoreAzure
.NET 8 and C# 12 specialists — not Framework 4.x holdovers
Azure-native: App Service, Functions, Service Bus, Entra ID
Audit-ready builds for banking, insurance, and government
Free replacement within 30 days if a placement doesn't work out

Modern .NET

Modern .NET is not the .NET you remember.

The "slow, Windows-only, enterprise-boring" stereotype was true a decade ago. It hasn't been for years.

.NET Framework 4.x

What people still picture

Runtime

Windows Server only

Deployment

IIS, MSI installers

Web stack

Web Forms, WCF, ASMX

Config

web.config XML

DI

None built-in

Async

Bolted on later

Performance

Slower than Java

Support

Maintenance only

.NET 8 (modern)

What we build with today

Runtime

Windows, Linux, macOS, containers

Deployment

Containers, K8s, App Service, serverless

Web stack

Minimal APIs, gRPC, SignalR

Config

appsettings.json + IOptions

DI

First-class built-in container

Async

Async all the way down

Performance

Competitive with Go and Java

Support

Yearly LTS releases

Self-assessment

Which of these describes your .NET today?

Five questions. Each "yes" points to a specific service we offer. If none apply, your stack is probably fine — and we'll say so.

Still on .NET Framework 4.x?

If yes

Migration candidate

Modern .NET is 2–3x faster and runs on Linux containers.

Windows Server only in production?

If yes

Container candidate

Modern .NET runs anywhere. Cut Windows licensing costs.

No automated tests on critical paths?

If yes

Test-first retrofit

We write tests around what you have before touching it.

WCF or ASMX services in production?

If yes

gRPC replacement

Modern RPC — 10x faster than WCF, works on any platform.

Hand-rolled dependency injection?

If yes

MS.DI migration

First-party DI in every modern .NET app. No custom containers.

Reference architecture

The enterprise .NET architecture we ship.

Not a specific design — a reference. Every project adjusts it. But the layers, boundaries, and dependencies stay the same.

Clients

Web (Blazor / React)Mobile (MAUI)Desktop (WPF)3rd-party APIs

API Layer

Minimal APIsgRPCSignalRAPI Gateway

Application

CQRS / MediatRFluentValidationAutoMapperBehaviors

Domain

EntitiesValue ObjectsAggregatesDomain Events

Infrastructure

EF CoreHTTP ClientsMessage BusCache

Data & Platform

SQL ServerPostgreSQLRedisService Bus

Cross-cutting systems

Async pipeline

  • ·Service Bus
  • ·Background workers
  • ·Dead-letter handling

Observability

  • ·Application Insights
  • ·Serilog logs
  • ·Distributed tracing

Security

  • ·Entra ID / OIDC
  • ·Key Vault secrets
  • ·RBAC + audit logs

Enterprise patterns

Six patterns serious .NET shops expect.

Not every project needs all six. Every engineer on our bench can defend when to use each — and when not to.

CQRS with MediatR

Commands and queries separated. Handlers are small, testable, single-purpose.

Clean Architecture

Domain at the centre. Application, infrastructure, API on the outside. Dependencies point inward.

Domain-Driven Design

Entities, value objects, aggregates, domain events — modelled to match the business.

Repository + Unit of Work

Persistence isolated from domain. EF Core transactional boundaries made explicit.

Vertical Slice

Features over layers. Each slice ships independently.

Strangler Fig migration

Legacy wrapped behind facades and gradually replaced — never a big-bang rewrite.

Skills matrix

What each seniority level owns.

Not every task needs a senior. This is the honest picture of what each level can and can't do.

AreaMidSeniorLead
Feature workOwns with light guidanceOwns end-to-endSets the pattern
TestsWrites unit + integrationEnforces coverage in CIDesigns test strategy
Code reviewReviews peers' PRsReviews critical pathsDefines review standards
ArchitectureFollows the patternProposes changesOwns the architecture
PerformanceMeasures with profilerTunes + benchmarksSets perf budgets
MentoringMentors juniorsLeads the team
Azure / infraUses the pipelineConfigures + tunesDesigns the platform
Legacy migrationMigrates slicesRuns strangler phasesOwns the migration plan

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First two weeks

What your first two weeks look like.

No long ramp-up. Our .NET engineers ship something useful in their first week and own a feature by week two.

Day 101

Access & kick-off

Repo clone, environment setup, stand-up introduction. Slack, GitHub, and CI access confirmed.

Day 202

Code walkthrough

Walk-through of the codebase with your team. Notes on architecture, pain points, and quick wins.

Day 303

First small PR

Config, logging, or a test around existing code. Something shipped that proves the workflow works.

Day 504

First feature ticket

Real feature work merged. Reviewed by your team, not just ours.

Week 205

Owns a vertical slice

End-to-end ownership of a feature — API, domain, tests, and Azure deployment.

Legacy migration playbook

Five phases from .NET Framework to .NET 8.

We don't do big-bang rewrites. Every migration follows the same Strangler Fig playbook — measured, reversible, and honest about risk.

01

Audit

Inventory services, dependencies, and test coverage. Risk per component.

02

Facade

Wrap legacy behind a routing layer. New endpoints build alongside.

03

Parallel run

Both stacks run side-by-side. Outputs compared automatically.

04

Cutover

Traffic shifted slice by slice. Legacy stays warm for rollback.

05

Decommission

Old services retired. Dead code removed. Cost drops.

Tech Stack

The tools our .NET engineers master.

.NET
.NET
SQL Server
SQL Server
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL
Redis
Redis
Docker
Docker
Kubernetes
Kubernetes
Azure
Azure
AWS
AWS
Nginx
Nginx
GitHub Actions
GitHub Actions
Terraform
Terraform
Linux
Linux

Also fluent in

ASP.NET CoreEF CoreMediatRFluentValidationSerilogPollyAutoMapperMassTransitSignalRgRPCBlazorxUnitNUnitFluentAssertionsTestcontainersNetArchTest

Code review standards

Six things enforced in every pull request.

Not aspirations. Enforced by CI. If it can't be enforced automatically, it's not a standard.

Nullable reference types on

Every project. No implicit nulls. Warnings treated as errors in CI.

Central package management

One place for all NuGet versions. No 40 different Newtonsoft.Json versions.

Architecture tests

NetArchTest enforces dependency direction. Layer violations break the build.

Integration tests with Testcontainers

Real SQL Server, Redis, and message brokers — not mocks pretending to be them.

BenchmarkDotNet before optimising

No guessing. Measure, then change one thing at a time.

Serilog structured logging

Every log line queryable. Correlation IDs through every request and job.

Azure-native

The eight Azure services we ship with most often.

.NET + Azure is the shortest path from code to production in the enterprise. We know the platform deeply — not just "we can deploy to it."

App Service

Managed hosting for APIs and web apps.

Azure Functions

Serverless event-driven workloads.

Service Bus

Enterprise messaging — queues and topics.

Azure SQL

Managed SQL Server with HA and compliance.

Key Vault

Secrets, keys, certificates with audit trails.

Entra ID

SSO, MFA, and conditional access.

App Insights

Distributed tracing and log analytics.

Container Apps

Kubernetes without the K8s.

Regulatory frameworks

Frameworks our .NET builds help satisfy.

We don't certify you. We build systems where the compliance evidence exists — because it's baked in, not bolted on.

PCI DSS

Payment card data — encryption, access control, audit logging.

ISO 27001

Information security management — policy, risk, monitoring.

SOC 2 Type II

Security, availability, and confidentiality controls.

HIPAA

Patient data — encryption, access logs, BAA-compatible hosting.

GDPR

EU data protection — user rights, data flow, portability.

Data Protection Act 843

Ghana's data protection law — registration and processing rules.

Client feedback

What our clients
actually say.

The move to SikaNet CBS was a bigger shift than I expected — but the right one. Before, our Susu collectors were on paper and every BOG report took us days to assemble. Now collections appear in the office before a collector even finishes their route, and the reports are just there. The team understood our business from day one.

DA

David Awuni

Founder, Adwumapa Microfinance

We were cautious about moving patient records online. The on-prem approach changed that — everything stays inside the health center, nothing goes to a foreign cloud. Our clinicians now retrieve a file in seconds instead of ten minutes, and every entry has an audit trail behind it.

MD

Medical Director

Sekyedumase Health Center

The patient management system they developed has streamlined our ophthalmology department. Appointment scheduling, patient records, and referral tracking are now seamless — saving us hours of administrative work every day.

IA

Isaac Adu

Ophthalmologist, Ghana Health Service

Fixed-scope packages

Four things we can scope and price today.

Not everything needs to be a long engagement. These are the packages clients ask for most.

1 week, fixed price

.NET Framework audit

We inventory your legacy .NET codebase, identify risk per component, and deliver a migration roadmap you can execute with or without us.

  • Full codebase audit
  • Dependency inventory
  • Risk-scored migration plan
  • Effort estimate per module
  • Written report

From GHS 25,000

Book an audit
Most requested

6–8 weeks

Legacy API strangler

Wrap your legacy WCF / Web Forms services behind a facade and gradually replace them with modern .NET 8 Minimal APIs. Zero downtime.

  • Facade layer
  • Strangler routing
  • Parallel-run comparison
  • Slice-by-slice cutover
  • Rollback plan

From GHS 180,000

Scope a migration

2 weeks, fixed scope

Azure PoC

Prove that your workload runs on Azure. Deploy one service to App Service or Container Apps with monitoring, secrets, and CI/CD in place.

  • One service to Azure
  • CI/CD pipeline
  • Key Vault integration
  • App Insights dashboards
  • Cost projection

From GHS 45,000

Start a PoC

Per component

Blazor component library

Reusable Blazor components with tests, documentation, and Storybook-style previews. Ship a design system your whole team can build on.

  • Component code + tests
  • Design tokens
  • Storybook previews
  • Documentation
  • Onboarding session

From GHS 8,500 / component

Discuss components

How enterprise procurement works

Four ways to start. Pick what fits your process.

Banks, insurers, and government agencies each buy differently. We work with your legal, security, and procurement teams — not around them.

1–2 weeks

Fixed-price discovery

Scoped technical audit before any commitment. You get the report even if you don't hire us.

2 weeks

Trial placement

Work with the engineer before committing. Cancel with no obligation if it's not right.

Monthly

Rolling contract

Standard engagement. 30-day notice either side. No lock-in, no exit fees.

Per procurement

Enterprise MSA

For banks and government. We work with your legal, security, and procurement teams.

Seniority & pricing

Three levels. Rates in GHS and USD.

3–5 yrs

Mid-level

GHS22,000 – 32,000
USD$2,000 – $2,900

per engineer / month, full-time

Owns features with light guidance. Strong C# and ASP.NET Core fundamentals.

Request candidates
Most requested

5–8 yrs

Senior

GHS32,000 – 50,000
USD$2,900 – $4,500

per engineer / month, full-time

Owns features end-to-end. Drives architecture and Azure decisions.

Request candidates

8+ yrs

Lead / Principal

GHS50,000 – 75,000
USD$4,500 – $6,800

per engineer / month, full-time

Leads teams, defines patterns, interfaces with your CTO.

Request candidates

Terms: Rates are indicative, exclusive of taxes. USD at GHS 11.00/USD (April 2026). Volume discounts on 3+ engineers. Enterprise and government tenders: custom pricing on request.

Sectors we serve

Industries we build for.

Every sector runs its own systems. Here's what we build in each — with this framework.

Media & Entertainment

Media & Entertainment

Streaming, publishing, and creative platforms

What we build

  • Content distribution
  • Rights management
  • Billing systems
Manufacturing

Manufacturing

Production planning, quality control, and MES

What we build

  • MES systems
  • ERP platforms
  • Quality management
Healthcare

Healthcare

Patient records, appointments, and clinical workflows

What we build

  • EHR backends
  • HL7 integration
  • Clinical workflow engines
Banking and Finance

Banking and Finance

Core banking, payments, and lending

What we build

  • Core banking systems
  • Trading engines
  • Treasury platforms
Education and E-Learning

Education and E-Learning

Admissions, student portals, and e-learning

What we build

  • SIS backends
  • Assessment engines
  • Alumni portals
Travel and Tourism

Travel and Tourism

Bookings, guest journeys, and travel ops

What we build

  • GDS integrations
  • Reservation systems
  • CRM platforms
Retail and Ecommerce

Retail and Ecommerce

Storefronts, checkout, and marketplaces

What we build

  • ERP integrations
  • Supply chain platforms
  • Loyalty backends
Real Estate

Real Estate

Listings, tenant portals, and property ops

What we build

  • Property management systems
  • Lease platforms
  • Valuation tools
Agricultural Technology

Agricultural Technology

Farm platforms, agri marketplaces, and supply chains

What we build

  • Supply chain systems
  • Co-op ERPs
  • Compliance platforms
Logistics & Transport

Logistics & Transport

Fleet, routes, and freight platforms

What we build

  • TMS backends
  • WMS platforms
  • EDI integrations
GovTech and Public Sector

GovTech and Public Sector

Citizen services, registries, and public platforms

What we build

  • Benefit systems
  • Case management
  • Registry integrations
Legal and Land Services

Legal and Land Services

Case management, land verification, and compliance

What we build

  • Case management, land verification, and compliance

FAQ

Common
questions.

Everything people usually want to know before hiring .NET engineers through us.

Still have questions?
Yes. Most of our bench has been on .NET Core/8 for 3+ years. Current on modern language features — records, pattern matching, nullable reference types.

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