PageTech Solutions
Turning Complex Problems Into Confident Technology
Founder-led C#/.NET and Azure work by Jamie Page, 100% remote, for businesses of any size.
What do you need?
- Something’s wrong and I need it diagnosed I find out what is actually wrong and write it down before prescribing anything. You own the findings whether or not you commission the work. Written scope before work starts30-day defect warranty from sign-off Consultancy →
- I have a job to build or fix A bounded piece of C#/.NET or Azure work. I normally quote a fixed price against a written scope, so you know the cost before the work starts. Written scope before work starts30-day defect warranty from sign-off Freelance →
- I’m filling a contract role Senior C#/.NET and Azure, engaged through my own limited company. Skills, availability and how to engage me, in one place. Recruiters →
Why trust me
- 15+ years delivering production systems, 12 of them in C#/.NET
- UK limited company, registered in England and Wales, VAT registered
- Insured with Hiscox: £1m Professional Indemnity, £1m Public Liability, £100k Cyber
In their words
From people I have worked with. Every testimonial is published exactly as written, with the author’s consent.
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Systems I built for my own business, and still run
Written up with the reasoning left in: what the problem was, what I chose and what it cost.
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The pipeline behind this site
Build once, gate it, deploy the same artefact to three environments. 665 production deployments through it since March 2026, counted from Azure DevOps deployment records rather than estimated.
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A pipeline that cost more asleep than awake
DMARC and TLS-RPT reports arrive by email and in most organisations that is where they stay. The interesting part was not building the collector, it was noticing what it cost between runs.
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Giving an assistant real access, safely
Wiring an AI assistant into DevOps, Microsoft 365, Azure and the ads platforms is the easy half. The design question was what happens before anything is allowed to write.
Latest from the Workshop
Real systems, with the reasoning left in: what the problem was, what I chose and why.
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A dashboard is as honest as its labels
Five ways my own dashboard misled me, and a contact form that took 146 enquiries and accepted 3. Why every figure needs a label saying what it counts.
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A green health check isn’t a deployment
Three releases where the pipeline was wrong about production, and why deployment success, service health and build identity are separate claims.
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Why only 5 of 62 invoices matched
An invoice matcher that matched 5 of 62. A regex that read a heading as a reference, a repair that swapped one false value for another, and silent failures.
Not sure which?
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