What is the usual rate for C# developers?
To give you an idea of the annual local rates of C# developers, here’s a table comparing the figures from four different countries.
|
C# Developer Average Annual Salary |
C# Developer Average Hourly Rate |
United Kingdom |
GBP 65,676 |
GBP 40 |
United States |
USD 139,636 |
USD 56 |
Canada |
CAD 118,548 |
CAD 50 |
Australia |
AUD 142,960 |
AUD 60 |
To lessen costs on projects and services, various small to big businesses from across industries opt for IT outsourcing providers.
At Cloud Employee, you can benefit from high-quality software and web development services that help elevate your business to the next level as well as expanding your business’ IT solutions. You as our client will benefit from our competitive industry rates while hiring only the best offshore C# developers.
To have a better understanding of outsourcing, here’s a helpful blog on offshore developer rates from various outsourcing regions.
What interview techniques should you use to hire the best C# developer?
To hire the best C# developer for your development project, it is highly encouraged to conduct further assessments to make sure that the candidate is best suited for the job. Looking at a candidate’s CV would not suffice as there are other factors to consider when taking on a new member to be part of your already established in-house team.
It is advised to conduct both an interview through an online video conference as well as a technical test, to thoroughly examine the candidate’s suitability for the job. In the online interview, you may ask the candidate about his or her previous projects, how they resolved problems during the development process, and how successful was the project. Whilst interacting with them, you can also assess how well they communicate and interact. This is highly important as you must form a relationship while working on the IT development project together. Being able to communicate with ease is highly essential. Here are some recommended interview techniques and questions that employers can ask or apply to determine the best C# developer.
Another assessment that should take place is the technical test, to know whether the candidate is proficient in the technologies required for your business’ development project. Here are a few sample questions that could be asked during a technical test for a C# developer:
Q: What are the three ways to pass parameters to a method in C#?
A:
- Value Parameters: To pass a parameter to a method with value, a new storage location is formed for the value parameter. The argument will not be affected when changes occur in a value parameter.
- Reference Parameters: To pass a parameter to a method with reference is achieved using the ref keyword. The method accesses the memory location of the argument and passes it as a parameter. The argument is affected when the parameter changes.
- Output Parameters: The out keyword lets a method to return two values from a function. Like passing a reference parameter, where the method accesses the memory location of the argument which then passes a parameter. However, the data is transferred out of the method.
Q: Define what is Operator Overloading and how it works?
A: Most of the built-in operators available in C# can be overloaded or redefined using the operator keyword. Here is a sample code below depicting the syntax used to implement the addition operator (+) for a user-defined class.
public static Rectangle operator+ (Rectangle b, Rectangle c)
{
Rectangle rectangle = new Rectangle();
rectangle.length = b.length + c.length;
rectangle.breadth = b.breadth + c.breadth;
rectangle.height = b.height + c.height;
return rectangle;
}
Q: Distinguish the difference between dynamic type variables and object type variables in C#?
A:
Dynamic type variables handle type checking at run time
Object type variables handle type checking during compile time.
How can Cloud Employee help you?
As a UK-managed IT outsourcing company, Cloud Employee provides IT services for business in the UK, Australia, and the US. As your reliable IT outsourcing partner, we provide client-oriented and risk-free services to help you hire offshore C# developers for your development project.
Hiring your offshore C# developer is made simple with our custom recruitment process. Just send us your requirements and our team sources for expert C# developers. From our pre-screening, you get a shortlist of candidate CVs from which you personally pick the candidates you want to interview and invite for technical testing. Throughout the process, we make sure you hire your ideal offshore C# developer without having to pay any recruitment fees. With us, you will be receiving a big hand on the recruitment process with zero risks.
Once hired, your offshore C# developer works exclusively for you using your preferred tools and standards during your preferred office hours, making them an effective extension of your in-house team. This enables you to work closely and efficiently with your offshore C# developer despite the distance and time.
Meanwhile, Cloud Employee equips your offshore C# developer with a fast Internet connection and the necessary equipment. We also handle all licensing, permits, payroll, taxes, HR and general admin tasks, allowing you to focus on managing your team and the development of your project.
Hiring offshore C# developers can help you with anything on the Microsoft platform such as Windows Client Applications, web apps, Windows and Web Services, Windows Store Apps, mobile apps, cloud-based apps on Windows Azure, and enterprise software. Our UK-managed C# developers have a broad range of skill sets which include .NET, ASP.NET, Java, C/C++, Xamarin, MS SQL, WPF, Windows Azure, and other technologies in the Microsoft stack.
What is the dedicated developer model?
Here at Cloud Employee, we use a dedicated developer model, a model that enables our clients to have an elite dedicated offshore C# development team. This model reduces miscommunication between the two parties and lets the outsourced team become an effective extension of the in-house team despite the geographical distance.
It is often considered the best engagement model due to the hiring flexibility that it offers to startups and companies. If you choose to move forward with Cloud Employee, this setup will allow you to request tech talents, equipment, and other resources according to your project’s requirements at any stage of the development.
Advantages
- Flexibly supports long-term projects with a constantly changing project scope and undefined specifications
- Applicable to short-term projects with a defined scope
- Can offer a predictable budget despite an undefined project scope
- You get full control over the recruitment process; from the candidate selection, and to the management of your outsourced dedicated C# development team
- You monitor and assess product quality yourself; standards will be implemented by you
- The outsourced development team you hire understands and adheres to your objectives, goals, standards and expectations
- The outsourced development team exclusively works for you
Overall, this business model is perfect for businesses that:
- Prefer to work with a dedicated C# team for their project
- Want to reduce hiring and recruitment costs
- Prefer flexibility especially in terms of scalability during the project’s development.
Since the dedicated C# developer you hire with Cloud Employee works exclusively for you during your preferred working hours, you reduce communication issues and delays. Your offshore C# developer also makes use of only your preferred tools, software, and standards, making them an effective extension of your in-house team, indeed.
Cloud Employee has created a business model that effectively addresses the needs of the fast-paced and dynamic startups of today. Our business model has simplified the hiring process and has made work practices flexible, successfully connecting the world’s startups to skilled and expert offshore IT professionals at competitive industry rates and in the fastest process possible. This is why Cloud Employee’s business model works better than traditional IT outsourcing.