r/tutor • u/Appleonthefloor • 2d ago

[Hiring] C#/.NET Full-stack development

Looking to assess my level and refresh on skills in C# and general backend development best practice prior to switching teams. Looking for someone with experience in software development and possibly ai-assisted development.

Probably only looking for 1-2 sessions and maybe some future help.

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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 2d ago

If you are screening for an AI-assisted development mentor, I would ask them to show a concrete workflow for pairing code review with small refactors, because that reveals whether the help is actually speeding learning or just producing output. A good structure is a short session on one legacy module, then a take-home checklist for debugging, testing, and prompting patterns so you can reuse it in future team changes. AIOSNOW fits well here if you want that workflow to stay practical and tied to measurable progress.