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Hi, I’m Patrick Hamza Delaware. I’m a .NET Software Engineer who writes clean, testable ASP.NET Core APIs and strives to leave codebases better than I found them. With five years in .NET development, I’ve worked with Azure, SQL Server, and Redis, focusing on test coverage and maintainable service design. I enjoy mentoring teammates and turning complex requirements into robust, observable services. I’ve built multi-step scheduling and payroll APIs, implemented fault-tolerant patterns with Polly, and set up CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Docker to ensure production quality.…Hi, I’m Patrick Hamza Delaware. I’m a .NET Software Engineer who writes clean, testable ASP.NET Core APIs and strives to leave codebases better than I found them. With five years in .NET development, I’ve worked with Azure, SQL Server, and Redis, focusing on test coverage and maintainable service design. I enjoy mentoring teammates and turning complex requirements into robust, observable services. I’ve built multi-step scheduling and payroll APIs, implemented fault-tolerant patterns with Polly, and set up CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Docker to ensure production quality.

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Hi, I’m Patrick Hamza Delaware. I’m a .NET Software Engineer who writes clean, testable ASP.NET Core APIs and strives to leave codebases better than I found them. With five years in .NET development, I’ve worked with Azure, SQL Server, and Redis, focusing on test coverage and maintainable service design. I enjoy mentoring teammates and turning complex requirements into robust, observable services. I’ve built multi-step scheduling and payroll APIs, implemented fault-tolerant patterns with Polly, and set up CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Docker to ensure production quality.…Hi, I’m Patrick Hamza Delaware. I’m a .NET Software Engineer who writes clean, testable ASP.NET Core APIs and strives to leave codebases better than I found them. With five years in .NET development, I’ve worked with Azure, SQL Server, and Redis, focusing on test coverage and maintainable service design. I enjoy mentoring teammates and turning complex requirements into robust, observable services. I’ve built multi-step scheduling and payroll APIs, implemented fault-tolerant patterns with Polly, and set up CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Docker to ensure production quality.

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Hi, I’m Patrick Hamza Delaware. I’m a .NET Software Engineer who writes clean, testable ASP.NET Core APIs and strives to leave codebases better than I found them. With five years in .NET development, I’ve worked with Azure, SQL Server, and Redis, focusing on test coverage and maintainable service design.

I enjoy mentoring teammates and turning complex requirements into robust, observable services. I’ve built multi-step scheduling and payroll APIs, implemented fault-tolerant patterns with Polly, and set up CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Docker to ensure production quality.

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.NET Software Engineer at Verstela

July 1, 2021 - Present

Adopted a test-first approach on the workforce scheduling platform from day one, establishing xUnit and Moq patterns and growing test coverage from near zero to 81% across billing and scheduling modules. Refactored a deeply coupled legacy scheduling service into clean domain-separated components, making it safe to modify without triggering cascading failures. Built ASP.NET Core REST APIs for multi-step scheduling and payroll workflows, with consistent error handling, validation middleware, and structured logging. Introduced Polly-based retry and circuit-breaker patterns for outbound service calls, eliminating transient failures. Implemented GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines with xUnit tests and Docker-based deployment, ensuring no code with failing tests or quality violations reached production. Mentored two junior engineers on SOLID principles, dependency injection patterns, and writing xUnit tests that cover real business logic.