Freelancers using ASP.NET in Pakistan

Freelancers using ASP.NET in PakistanFreelancers using ASP.NET in Pakistan

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Muhammad Shahzaib

Karachi, Pakistan

Senior Lead Graphic Designer | UI/UX & Product Engineer

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Senior Lead Graphic Designer | UI/UX & Product Engineer

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Program Management Portal

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Limousine Car Services Online Ordering System

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Digital Restaurant Menu Management System

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My Introduction

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30+ Apps Shipped | Flutter, Angular & ASP.NET

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30+ Apps Shipped | Flutter, Angular & ASP.NET

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Healthcare Booking & Specialist Directory - Meetdocs

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Real Estate - Aris360

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Development of TriStar Finance Mortgage Platform

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Development and Maintenance of ARIS360 Platform

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Lahore, Pakistan

Senior Full-Stack (RoR, Python, Node, PHP) Developer

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Senior Full-Stack (RoR, Python, Node, PHP) Developer

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KeyHires - Executive Recruitment CRM

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Conversate.ai - Revolutionizing Call Automation

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Form Maker - Modern Ways To Manage Forms and Invoicing

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Athleads - Fitness Tracking Made Easy

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proKarachi, Pakistan

Senior .NET developer building web, mobile & API products

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Senior .NET developer building web, mobile & API products

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A self-service portal that lets a freight forwarder's customers prepare their own shipping documents online, instead of emailing drafts back and forth. The old process: a customer emails their shipping instructions, the forwarder's documentation team keys them into a draft Bill of Lading, emails a PDF back, the customer spots a typo, and the loop repeats. Every round trip is a chance to get a consignee address wrong. Now the customer logs in and drafts it themselves. They fill the House Bill of Lading or Air Waybill form directly — shipper, consignee, routing, flights, charges — save it as a draft, edit it as many times as they need, copy a previous shipment for a repeat booking, and print a draft PDF to check. When they submit, the record locks, becomes read-only, and a generated PDF goes to the documentation team. Multi-tenant, so each customer sees only their own documents. Built with C# / ASP.NET (http://ASP.NET) and SQL Server.

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A web platform that replaced a paper-and-email credit approval process with a tracked digital workflow. Before it, a customer's credit request moved through the company as a form that got signed, scanned, emailed and chased. Nobody could answer "where is it right now?" without phoning three people. The system turns that into a seven-level sequential approval chain — sales person raises the request with the limit, terms, financials and supporting documents; it moves through sales head, branch accounts, branch head, head office, SBU head and finally corporate approval. Each level sees exactly what it needs, every action is timestamped and attributed, and stakeholders are notified by email as it moves. On final approval the credit facility goes live automatically. It also generates the PDF reports management uses to review exposure across branches. Built with C# / ASP.NET (http://ASP.NET) and SQL Server.

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A messaging API that lets businesses send WhatsApp messages and documents from their own number, programmatically. The problem it solves: a small business wants to send order confirmations, receipts and invoices on WhatsApp — where their customers actually are — but the enterprise options are heavy, slow to get approved, and priced for companies far larger than them. So I built the alternative. One REST endpoint to send a message, another to attach a PDF, and delivery webhooks so your system knows what landed. OTP codes with expiry and attempt limits for login and 2FA. SDK examples in seven languages, a dashboard to manage it, and a subscription that starts at $19/month. I designed, built and shipped the whole thing — API, dashboard, billing, docs and marketing site. Node.js and TypeScript on the backend, Astro for the site.

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LogiSoft is a freight-forwarding ERP I designed and built for logistics companies that were running their operations on spreadsheets and email. It covers the full shipment lifecycle in one system: customer and carrier bookings, sea and air import/export jobs, house and master bills of lading, allotments, invoicing, and finance — with party master data and role-based administration underneath. The part I'm most proud of is the document handling. Instead of staff re-keying details from incoming shipping documents, the system reads them and maps the data straight into the right ERP fields. I built that on the Claude API, along with an in-app assistant that answers questions about shipments and lets users ask for what they need in plain language. Built with C#/.NET and SQL Server, with a web front end. It's in daily production use. What I do best: taking a messy, paper-heavy business process and turning it into software people actually want to use.

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Karachi, Pakistan

Full-Stack Web & Mobile Developer | React, TS & Flutter

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Full-Stack Web & Mobile Developer | React, TS & Flutter

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Hi, I’m Shariq Najam, a Full-Stack Developer and Technical Team Lead. I lead a small but highly skilled development team delivering modern, scalable web and mobile solutions for startups, businesses, and enterprises. Our Core Expertise • MERN Stack Development (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js) • Next.js Applications (SEO-optimized, SSR/ISR, full-stack solutions) • Angular + Spring Boot for enterprise-grade web applications • Laravel Development (REST APIs, admin panels, business systems) • Flutter Mobile Apps (Cross-platform Android & iOS) What We Deliver ✔️ Responsive, modern, and SEO-friendly web applications ✔️ High-performance Next.js websites with SSR/ISR ✔️ Secure and scalable backend systems & REST APIs ✔️ Custom admin dashboards and CMS solutions ✔️ Cross-platform mobile apps with clean UI/UX ✔️ Authentication, payment gateways & real-time features ✔️ Complete end-to-end product development Why Clients Choose Us • Clean, maintainable, and scalable code architecture • Clear communication and transparent workflows • Fast turnaround with professional project management • Team-based execution for complex projects • Reliable delivery and long-term technical support Whether you need a Next.js website, Laravel backend system, startup MVP, enterprise dashboard, or a Flutter mobile app, we have the expertise to turn your idea into a high-quality, production-ready product. Let’s collaborate and build something impactful. 🚀

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FitTrack Application - MERN My role. Full Stack Developer Project description. Developed FitTrack, a fitness tracking web app using MERN stack. The app allows users to log workouts, track nutrition, monitor progress, and view analytics through dashboards. Implemented responsive UI, secure authentication, and data visualization to enhance user engagement. Delivered a robust and user-friendly platform that helps users manage their fitness goals efficiently.

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RedLine Fire Station Management - React, Spring Boot, MySQL My role. Full Stack Spring Boot Developer Project description. Developed a web application for RedLine Fire Station to manage firefighters’ gear inspection, maintenance, and repair records efficiently. Built with React, Spring Boot, and MySQL, featuring admin dashboards, real-time tracking, and secure data management. Delivered a robust, user-friendly system that streamlined gear management, improved accountability, and ensured operational readiness.

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Food Express (institute project) My role. Full-Stack Web Developer | React, TypeScript & Tailwind CSS Project description. Food Express was developed as an institute-level full-stack assignment based on a real-world food delivery scenario. The goal was to create a user-friendly platform for browsing food items, exploring categories, viewing product details, managing carts, and following a simple ordering flow. Key challenges included structuring the application, creating reusable components, managing dynamic product data and cart interactions, and ensuring responsive design. These were addressed through organized navigation, flexible UI components, and responsive layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

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Karachi, Pakistan

.NET Developer building scalable APIs, SaaS & business apps

New to Contra

.NET Developer building scalable APIs, SaaS & business apps

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Inventory Management System to help businesses manage stock and operations with ease. The system includes modules for categories, products, stock history, customers, and suppliers, along with purchase and sales orders to keep track of transactions. It also features detailed reports and analytics, plus a chart of accounts and accounting tools to manage finances in one place. A smart assistant is included to answer queries, generate quick reports, and provide useful suggestions. This system brings everything together to save time, improve accuracy, and make day-to-day management simpler.

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Hotel Management System A complete and user-friendly Hotel Management System designed to streamline daily hotel operations and improve overall efficiency. The system helps manage rooms, guests, reservations, room services, billing, and other essential hotel operations from a centralized platform. Key Features: 🏨 Room & Room Type Management 📅 Reservation & Booking Management 👤 Guest Management 🛎️ Room Service Management 💳 Billing & Payment Management 📊 Reports & Dashboard 🔄 Room Availability & Booking Status ⚙️ Easy-to-use Management Interface The system reduces manual work, keeps hotel operations organized, and provides staff with quick access to important information—making day-to-day hotel management faster, simpler, and more efficient.

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Tracking Management System that helps businesses monitor vehicles in real time and streamline job dispatching. The system provides live GPS tracking, route history, and status updates for every vehicle, giving complete visibility of fleet operations. Along with tracking, There is dispatch module where dispatchers can create, allocate, and monitor jobs from start to finish. The platform includes alerts and notifications for events such as Arrived, On Route, and completed jobs, ensuring quick response and smooth coordination.

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The 340B Price Guide will be a simple and reliable tool that helps hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies keep track of drug prices under the 340B program. It’s designed to make it easier for healthcare teams to see the right prices, compare costs, and stay compliant with program rules without spending hours digging through spreadsheets or confusing data.

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Abdul Nafay Sarmad

Karachi, Pakistan

Cybersecurity engineer and software developer building robus

New to Contra

Cybersecurity engineer and software developer building robus

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Grim Lens is a local-first malware intelligence and threat-hunting workbench I built for security teams that need to analyze evidence without sending sensitive samples to the cloud. The platform ingests static artifacts such as PE metadata, strings, YARA matches, decoded configurations, PCAP summaries, and screenshots, then organizes them into investigation cases with risk scoring, enrichment, reporting, and cross-case intelligence. I designed the system around a strict security boundary: no sample execution, no automatic uploads, and no outbound enrichment unless explicitly requested. The backend is built in Rust using Axum, Tokio, SQLx, SQLite, YARA-X, and structured analysis modules, while the desktop interface is built with Avalonia/.NET 10 using MVVM and interactive charts. Key engineering work included: Local-first malware case management Static PE analysis and entropy inspection YARA rule matching and rule-pack management Threat-intelligence enrichment using services such as VirusTotal, abuse.ch (http://abuse.ch), and AlienVault OTX Rate limiting and TTL caching for external enrichment Cross-case indicator correlation Automated Markdown and PDF report generation Risk distribution, family, and category dashboards Rust REST API with structured validation and errors SQLite-backed local storage and migrations Cross-platform Avalonia desktop application CI builds and packaged Windows/Linux releases The result is a practical analyst workbench that turns scattered malware artifacts into a structured, searchable casebook while keeping control of sensitive data on the analyst’s own workstation.

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AbyssGate is an educational x64 assembly security research project built to explore low-level Windows internals and defensive security concepts. The project demonstrates position-independent assembly, Windows API resolution, memory management, system-call research, and modular framework design. It showcases my ability to work close to the operating-system layer, understand Windows security architecture, and build security-focused tooling from the ground up

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Most companies don't need another 80-page security report. They need someone to tell them: What can actually be exploited? What could it cost us? And what should we fix first? That's the difference between checking a cybersecurity box and actually improving your security. When I assess an application or infrastructure, I'm not interested in filling a report with 50 low-impact findings just to make it look impressive. I care about attack paths. → Can authentication be bypassed? → Can one compromised account lead to something bigger? → Are APIs exposing data they shouldn't? → Can permissions be chained into privilege escalation? → Are cloud or infrastructure misconfigurations creating an easy entry point? → Would your monitoring actually notice an attacker? And most importantly: What should your team fix first? That's the approach I bring to cybersecurity work — whether it's penetration testing, security audits, SOC/security monitoring, or security consulting. I'm currently taking on new projects through Contra. If you're building a SaaS product, web application, API, or growing infrastructure and you're unsure how it would hold up against a real attack, send me a message. I'll happily take a look at what you're building and tell you where I'd start.

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ShadowForge is an adversary-emulation and security-validation platform I built to help security teams model attack scenarios, visualize activity, correlate threat intelligence, and evaluate defensive visibility from a single operations interface. The platform brings together scenario orchestration, network visualization, threat intelligence, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, enterprise identity simulation, analytics, and reporting into one unified workflow. I designed the application around modular simulation components so authorized lab and security-validation exercises can be configured, observed, and translated into useful defensive findings rather than scattered logs and manual notes. Key engineering work included: Centralized security operations dashboard Configurable adversary-emulation scenarios Reconnaissance and environment-discovery simulation Lateral-movement and persistence scenario modeling Live execution-event visualization Network topology and host mapping MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping Threat-intelligence and IOC enrichment Enterprise user simulation for realistic lab scenarios Security analytics and severity tracking Automated findings and report generation Modular architecture designed for controlled security testing ShadowForge turns an authorized security exercise into something measurable: operators can configure a scenario, observe activity as it happens, correlate findings with threat intelligence and ATT&CK techniques, and produce structured results for defensive analysis. Built for controlled labs, security validation, and authorized adversary-emulation environments.

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Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Backend & AI engineer who ships systems fast and scale.

New to Contra

Backend & AI engineer who ships systems fast and scale.

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This is a classic enterprise academic portal, but built solid. It uses Web Forms, ASP.NET, C#, and SQL Server. The main challenge was role based access control because you have admins, faculty, TAs, and lab demonstrators all needing different permissions. I designed a three tier architecture with stored procedures and optimistic concurrency control so data doesn’t get messed up when people edit at the same time. Over 200 users per semester use it for task assignments and progress tracking. It’s not flashy, but it works perfectly. For more details, please visit: https://arham-nexus.vercel.app/work/talabportal

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Skill Swap is a peer to peer learning platform where you can be both a student and a teacher. I built the backend with Java Spring Boot, real time chat with WebSockets, and video calls with WebRTC. The matching algorithm finds people based on skills, ratings, and availability. You can switch roles anytime. It also has a trust based review system so fake reviews don’t ruin it. This was an MVP, but it proved that real time learning communities can work really well. For more details, please visit: https://arham-nexus.vercel.app/work/skillswap

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This is a native Android app I built with Kotlin and Firebase. It connects tourists with verified local guides in real time. You open the app, see nearby guides, book a tour, and then you can track each other’s location live using Google Maps. I also added offline support because travel doesn’t always have perfect internet. Over 100 active users ended up using it,during the MVP. The best part? Battery usage was optimized so your phone doesn’t die halfway through the day. Really proud of how smooth it turned out. For more details, please visit: https://arham-nexus.vercel.app/work/raaheraast

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Yeah, this one is a bit out there, but it was super fun. I built an AI that actually understands memes. It looks at the image and the text together using PyTorch, TensorFlow, and GPT 4. I used early and late fusion techniques to combine vision and language, plus Tesseract OCR to grab text from the image itself. The model hits over 95% accuracy on meme classification. It’s not your typical corporate project, but it shows how multimodal AI can understand humor, culture, and context. Definitely one of my favorite experiments. For more details, please visit: https://arham-nexus.vercel.app/work/memechecker

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