C# / .NET
Strong demand for backend developers in fintech, enterprise, outsourcing and global remote roles.
Why learn this
C# is the language behind most large enterprise backends in Europe — banks, fintechs, healthcare, gov-tech. The .NET ecosystem is heavily standardised, which means a C# engineer on one team can move to another and be productive in days rather than weeks. For Tbilisi specifically, several large international outsourcing offices ship the bulk of their backend work in .NET, so the skill maps directly to local senior salaries on remote-friendly contracts.
- Global 2025
Among the top tier of most-used programming languages by professional developers
See full results →Source: Stack Overflow Developer Survey
- Tbilisi 2026
Active backend / .NET listings on the largest Tbilisi job board
Browse current listings →Source: jobs.ge
- Global 2025
Stable adoption across enterprise stacks in JetBrains' annual ecosystem report
See ecosystem breakdown →Source: The State of Developer Ecosystem
Where it's used
Production .NET workloads cluster in three places: enterprise web APIs (ASP.NET Core), Windows desktop and game tooling (Unity, WPF), and Microsoft Azure cloud services. In Tbilisi, the most visible employers are international outsourcing offices and a handful of local fintechs and SaaS products.
What recruiters call this role
Common job titles
- .NET Developer
- Backend Engineer (C#)
- Senior .NET Engineer
- Software Engineer (.NET / Azure)
- Full-stack Developer (.NET + React)
- Solutions Architect (.NET)
Pairs well with
Our courses
Ordered from beginner to advanced — pick the entry point that matches where you are now.
Introduction to Programming in C#
Start from scratch and learn C# step by step: from the very basics of the language to core types, OOP, collections, generics, delegates, events, and error handling. A solid foundation for further .NET backend development.
C# Pro: Advanced Programming & System Design
Master the advanced capabilities of C# and .NET. Learn collections, reflection, async programming, threading, GC, serialization, TPL, functional programming, Windows kernel synchronization and more.
Design Patterns in C#: From Theory to Practice
Master classic GoF design patterns in C#. Learn how to apply creational, structural and behavioral patterns to build clean, flexible and maintainable systems.
Introduction to Entity Framework
Learn the fundamentals of Entity Framework, data modeling, querying, and practical examples for modern .NET applications.
Introduction to ASP.NET Core
Learn the fundamentals of ASP.NET Core, modern backend development, dependency injection, routing, controllers, REST APIs and deployment.
Backend Architecture Foundations
A practical backend course focused on architecture thinking. Learn how to design scalable systems, choose between monoliths and microservices, build clean APIs, implement authentication correctly, and think in production-ready systems.
1:1 Backend & Architecture Review
A private 1:1 architecture-focused session to identify risks, clarify trade-offs, and define concrete next steps. We review your backend architecture and code, assess production readiness, and deliver a clear action plan tailored to your goals.
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