Recover a Troubled Project or Audit Codebase Health
Stalled delivery? Mysterious deadlocks? Security gaps you cannot quantify? I deliver a written report with prioritised fixes, a remediation roadmap, and executable next steps. Typical turnaround: two weeks. If we proceed to a build, the audit fee is credited.
Problems this solves
• EF Core LINQ generating N+1 waterfall queries that degrade under load
• Client-side role checks allowing privilege escalation with browser tools
• Concurrency deadlocks in high-contention database tables with no predicate strategy
• Build pipeline accumulating warnings — no quality gate exists
What you get
✓ EF Core LINQ and index performance optimisation assessment
✓ Server-side authorisation and impersonation boundary audit
✓ Concurrency predicate and row-version remediation plan
Teams with an existing .NET codebase that is slow, unstable, or failing security review. Also suitable for organisations preparing for a compliance audit, due diligence, or a planned platform investment who need an independent technical assessment before committing.
How it works
1.Initial review: I inspect your repository, database schema, LINQ queries, authorisation middleware, and CI pipeline configuration.
2.Deep analysis: I trace N+1 patterns, identify missing concurrency predicates, test privilege boundaries, and catalogue every build warning.
3.Written report: You receive a document listing every issue with severity, root cause, and a specific fix. Prioritised so your team can tackle the highest-impact items first.
4.Optional build: If you want me to implement the fixes, the audit fee is credited toward the engagement. Fixed scope, fixed price.
Related work
See the multi-tenant SaaS security case study — server-side authorisation enforcement, stack-based impersonation audit trail. Outcome: third-party security audit with zero findings; impersonation adopted as an internal reference pattern.
Book a free 30-minute call. Describe what hurts — performance, security, build debt — and I will tell you whether a formal audit or a targeted fix is the right next step.
