Hire Microsoft Developers
Microsoft AI agents are only as good as the .NET services, Azure data, Power BI reports, and Dynamics 365 records behind them. Softwarium engineers have delivered those systems for mission-critical industries. Hire Microsoft developers who build both the agent and the stack it runs on.
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25 years in software engineering
What is Microsoft Technology Stack?
The Microsoft Technology Stack is a powerful ecosystem of tools, frameworks, and platforms that enables businesses to build scalable, secure, and high-performing software solutions. It includes technologies like .NET, Azure, SQL Server, Power Platform, and Microsoft 365 — each designed to streamline development, enhance productivity, and support digital transformation. At Softwarium, we leverage the full potential of the Microsoft stack to deliver tailored solutions that align with your business goals and drive long-term success.
Benefits of Microsoft Stack
Choosing the Microsoft stack means investing in a proven, enterprise-grade ecosystem that supports rapid development, seamless integration, and long-term scalability. Its modular architecture allows businesses to adopt only the components they need — whether it's cloud services with Azure, robust backend development with .NET, or data-driven insights through Power BI. With strong security, continuous innovation, and deep compatibility across Microsoft products, the stack empowers organizations to build future-ready solutions that evolve with their business.
Microsoft products are used by companies worldwide. In addition to the traditional on-premise solutions, Microsoft technology stack offers multiple cloud services essential for practically any business.
Using Microsoft technologies is a secure way to establish a steady digital environment for any company’s digital backbone. From backend to frontend, Microsoft technology stack works better together, being highly scalable, reliable and secure software.
As a Microsoft Partner for almost two decades, Softwarium delivers a set of web services and solutions, helping companies to modernize their applications and infrastructure, amplify collaboration and boost security.
Azure: Cloud Platform Brought to You by Microsoft
Azure services allow businesses to quickly deploy, update and migrate existing services as well as develop a whole new product. It provides essential features to build, deploy, scale and manage apps or services. It offers software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). If you are curious about Azure’s exceptional computing abilities, learn about using Azure Cloud for maximum benefit.
Microsoft Azure application development unlocks many benefits and opportunities for enterprises. It allows to modernize and optimize the costs and speed of crucial business processes. For instance, Softwarium has successfully developed two Azure Data Factory applications.
Azure offers a variety of fully managed NoSQL, relational and in-memory databases to fit the needs of modern Azure development teams. Infrastructure management – which includes scalability, availability, and security – is fully automated, saving both time and costs. Discover more about Microsoft Azure Deployment and content analysis here.
We deliver our expert Azure application consulting on Azure's virtual machine, data analytics, cloud file storage, search indexes, etc. We help you build an Azure migration strategy based on your business goals, time limits and development capabilities. However, if you're contemplating which cloud platform to choose, check out our AWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud comparison.
SharePoint: The Ultimate Tool for Collaboration
SharePoint is a web-based platform created by Microsoft to make team collaboration and document management much simpler and more accessible. It creates a secure environment where users can access, share and collaborate. SharePoint development services let you create an Intranet for employees and automate workflows. To give you an idea, read how SharePoint solutions are making an impact in healthcare.
SharePoint development tackles building solutions and apps and specific features like workflows and site templates. Expand your knowledge of Sharepoint and discover SharePoint best practices.
Softwarium's SharePoint solutions are ready-to-use and thus help you collaborate across your company with ease. We build applications that work across platforms, intranet and within the internal hierarchy.
Creating interactive social media-like platforms, work apps enabling work on-the-go, document management systems, self-evaluating performance management systems and much more becomes possible with our SharePoint development modern methodology. Our most prominent SharePoint cases include:
.NET Development Services
.NET framework is an open-source, cross-platform technology developed by Microsoft. It is an unmatched element of the Microsoft Stack used to create web applications and services. Most known for language interoperability support, the .NET allows developers to build web applications with code written in different programming languages.
Office 365 Application Development
Microsoft 365 applications provide you with fast, easy solutions for your everyday needs – from critical workflow to daily use applications. Microsoft Office 365 provides all the tools needed to automate and streamline outdated manual processes, increase efficiency and securely collaboration in today’s modern workspace.
At Softwarium, we rely on our powerful and reliable Microsoft technology expertise to deliver robust solutions to our clients. Our developers are proficient in working with various Microsoft tools and technologies such as Microsoft Web API, which allows us to create web services that engage web service clients on a global scale.
We also use the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) framework to create and deploy secure, interoperable, and service-oriented architectures. With Microsoft Visual Studio, our developers can quickly build, debug, and deploy applications across multiple platforms - including Windows, iOS, and Android. Our expertise in the Microsoft stack enables us to deliver innovative software solutions that exceed our customers' expectations.
How to Hire: Three Engagement Models
Every Softwarium engagement runs on one of three models, and each one covers .NET, Azure, Power Platform, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft AI agent work. The choice turns on two questions: who directs the day-to-day work, and who owns the outcome.
- IT Staff AugmentationIndividual Microsoft engineers join the client’s team and follow the client’s process, tools, and sprint cadence. The client directs the work day to day. Microsoft developer staff augmentation fits a backlog the in-house team owns and needs more engineers to clear. Companies that hire Microsoft developer capacity one role at a time start here.
- Dedicated Development Team / Co-Managed Engineering TeamA Softwarium team owns a defined scope, such as a product module, a platform migration, or an agent program, with shared control. The client sets direction and priorities, and the team runs delivery. A dedicated Microsoft development team fits work that needs several roles at once, such as .NET, Azure, and Power Platform engineers on one roadmap.
- Project-Based Engineering ContractingA defined deliverable with agreed scope and acceptance criteria, run as co-managed delivery. The model fits bounded work such as a .NET Framework migration, a Power BI rollout, or a first Copilot Studio agent.
Find the Model That Fits in 30 Minutes
Anna Moskalets, Head of Digital Enhancement, walks through your Microsoft stack and scope and recommends the engagement model that matches it. Written requests can be submitted through the contact form.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I hire Microsoft developers through Softwarium?
Book a 30-minute call with Anna Moskalets, Head of Digital Enhancement, or send a request through the contact form. The call covers the Microsoft stack involved, including .NET, Azure, Power Platform, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, or Microsoft AI agents, the scope of work, and the engagement model: IT staff augmentation, a dedicated development team, or project-based engineering contracting. Softwarium then proposes engineers matched to that stack and scope.
- Can Softwarium developers build agents with Microsoft Agent Framework and Foundry Agent Service?
Softwarium staffs C# and Python engineers for Microsoft Agent Framework work: single-agent and multi-agent workflows, tool calling into existing .NET APIs, and deployment as hosted agents on Foundry Agent Service. Microsoft describes Agent Framework as its open-source SDK for agents and multi-agent workflows across .NET and Python. An engagement can also cover the .NET services, SharePoint content, and Dynamics 365 data the agent depends on.
- What does an AI agent need from our existing Microsoft systems?
An agent needs three things from existing systems: data it can retrieve, actions it can take, and permissions that limit both. Retrieval draws on SharePoint libraries, Dynamics 365 records, and Azure data stores. Actions run through APIs, connectors, or MCP servers that expose line-of-business systems. Permissions come from Microsoft Entra and the access rules already set on each source. An AI agent on the Microsoft stack is only as useful as the SharePoint libraries, Dynamics 365 records, and Azure data pipelines it can reach with the right permissions.
- What is the difference between Copilot Studio agents and custom agents built in code?
Copilot Studio agents are built in Microsoft’s low-code environment with declarative configuration, connectors, and MCP tools, and they publish to Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot. Custom agents are written in C# or Python with Microsoft Agent Framework and run as hosted agents on Foundry Agent Service, where engineers control orchestration, tool logic, and evaluation. Copilot Studio fits workflows close to Microsoft 365. Custom code fits multi-agent logic and deep integration with .NET systems.
- Which engagement model fits a Microsoft AI project?
A first agent with a defined deliverable fits project-based engineering contracting: agreed scope, acceptance criteria, and co-managed delivery. A roadmap with several agents, plus the .NET, Power Platform, and Dynamics 365 work behind them, fits a dedicated Microsoft development team that owns that scope with shared control. When an in-house team already leads the AI work and needs specific skills, IT staff augmentation adds individual engineers to that team.
Book a Call: Microsoft Developers for Your Roadmap
Anna Moskalets, Head of Digital Enhancement
One 30-minute call covers your Microsoft stack, the scope of the work, and the engagement model that fits it. The discussion focuses on the questions that turn a roadmap item into a staffing plan for .NET, Azure, Power Platform, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, or agent work. Anna Moskalets, Head of Digital Enhancement, runs the call and confirms the next step before it ends.
