Most .NET and OutSystems developers can build what you ask. The hard part is working with someone who understands what you're actually trying to solve, whether that's a compliance-heavy EHR system, a claims workflow that crashes under load, or a loan origination process that still runs on manual handoffs.
That's the space I work in.
14 years across .NET (C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, .NET MAUI) and OutSystems, with real delivery in Healthcare, FinTech, and Logistics. Not just features shipped, but systems that held up under regulatory scrutiny, processed high volumes without breaking, and were maintained without needing me to hold anyone's hand post-handoff.
What I've worked on:
→ HIPAA-compliant EHR platforms used by thousands of clinicians daily.
→ Patient adherence modules: task management, outreach workflows, reporting, team coordination.
→ KYC integrations: cut verification time from 48 hours to 30 minutes.
→ Real-time credit risk engines improving loan approval throughput.
→ GPS + IoT logistics dashboards reducing delivery estimation errors by ~45%.
→ Multi-tenant eCommerce backends handling 100k+ concurrent users.
→ AI-powered ops tools, insurance audit SOP systems, ABA practice management, automated email triage using n8n + Gemini.
On the OutSystems side specifically, I've built modular architectures for large-scale deployments, used Integration Builder and BPT for workflow automation, and worked with Forge components and external API integrations. This isn't low-code as a shortcut. It's using the right tool to move faster without sacrificing quality.
On the AI automation side, I've delivered RAG-based assistants grounded in client-approved documents (no hallucination, no out-of-scope answers), n8n workflows that classify and route emails by intent, and operational platforms that turn manual SOP binders into queryable, versioned knowledge systems.
My stack: C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, .NET MAUI, Entity Framework, SignalR, Web API Azure (Functions, App Services, Key Vault, DevOps), Docker, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions- SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, OutSystems (Reactive, Traditional Web, Mobile).
I've delivered for early-stage startups figuring out their architecture, mid-size product teams scaling existing systems, and enterprise orgs dealing with legacy modernisation.
If the project has moving parts, compliance requirements, or a history of being harder than expected, that's the kind I tend to do well on.
Gaurav T. earns an estimated $10k/mo. That's 7× the typical freelancer and more than 99.88% of everyone we track.
Open to a conversation about what you're building.