Software Developer- Front End

August 24, 2026

About The Role We are seeking a Senior Software Developer Front End to support a large-scale Ontario Government initiative. The successful candidate will design, develop, test, implement, and support enterprise-level web applications while collaborating with IT professionals, business stakeholders, and project teams throughout the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). The ideal candidate will bring strong experience with Java, Spring Boot, Angular, JavaScript, TypeScript, Oracle, REST APIs, Azure DevOps, and AODA/WCAG accessibility standards. Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and implement front-end applications and user interfaces Translate technical specifications into high-quality, tested applications Develop responsive and cross-browser-compatible web interfaces Build and integrate RESTful web services and APIs Write, test, debug, document, and maintain application code Troubleshoot technical issues and provide post-implementation support Develop applications using Java, Spring Boot, Angular, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS, Node/NPM, and RxJS Work with Oracle databases, SQL, tables, views, sequences, stored procedures, functions, and triggers Participate in application design, deployment, migration, conversion, and troubleshooting Collaborate with business stakeholders, subject matter experts, architects, and project teams Participate in design walkthroughs and contribute to technical documentation Ensure applications meet AODA/WCAG 2.0 AA accessibility requirements Follow structured software development methodologies and meet project deadlines Must-Haves 10+ years of demonstrated Java development experience 5+ years of Angular experience Strong JavaScript and TypeScript experience Strong HTML5 and CSS experience Strong Spring Framework experience, including Spring Boot, MVC, Security, and JPA 5+ years of Oracle database experience and strong SQL knowledge Experience with RESTful Web Services and APIs Experience developing responsive web applications Experience with Azure DevOps Experience with Maven and Bitbucket Experience with Node/NPM and RxJS Experience with WebSphere 8.5 or higher Experience with Hibernate/JPA Hands-on AODA/WCAG 2.0 AA compliance experience Strong analytical, problem-solving, decision-making, and communication skills Strong collaboration and leadership abilities Ability to work 5 days onsite in Toronto Nice-to-Haves Experience with Bootstrap and jQuery Experience with Eclipse, IBM RAD, or IBM RSA Experience with middleware and gateways Experience with Social Media APIs Experience with Rapid Application Development (RAD) methodologies Experience supporting application migrations and conversions Experience conducting technical/design walkthroughs Knowledge of Information Management principles, policies, and practices Experience working with complex, large-scale enterprise systems Experience providing user and system documentation Experience with post-implementation support and troubleshooting

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