Summary
Industry
Financial Services
Use Case
FinTech Front-End Development
Platform
Web Application
Technology Stack
Blazor WebAssembly, Syncfusion, Azure Pipelines
Client
NDA
About the client
humaniseAI’s Talent team was brought in by a FinTech client building an app to fairly distribute tips and service charges among restaurant staff, based on hours worked and rostered area. The client’s own backend team needed experienced front-end developers to launch in Australia within six months, while the backend architecture was still being finalised.
The challenge
The stack itself was still being decided as the clock was already running.
The backend architecture was still in flux when front-end work began
The client’s in-house team wanted to stay on a JavaScript stack
Front-end and back-end structures had already started to drift apart
Augmenting across multiple teams made communication harder to hold together
A fixed six-month deadline left little room for false starts
What we did
humaniseAI’s Talent team made one stack decision early and built around it.
Assembled a three-person team: two backend-strong engineers and one QA specialist
Chose Blazor over JavaScript, unifying front and back end in C# and .NET
Used Syncfusion with Blazor to speed up front-end build and integration
Built custom bridging code to keep front-end and back-end in sync
Integrated Tanda Workforce to migrate existing HR data into onboarding
Results
Delivered On Time: Launched the pilot within the six-month deadline
Streamlined Codebase: One language across front and back end cut development time
Faster, Smoother App: WebAssembly kept load times fast even under load
Fewer Manual Errors: Automated charge distribution replaced error-prone manual splitting
Built to Extend: A modular design left room to grow into new markets
Takeaway
humaniseAI’s Talent team unified a fracturing front-end and back-end into one stack, and still hit the deadline.