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Rhox is seeking a medior Java/Angular developer to join a Belgian public-sector digital services programme in French-speaking Belgium. You will work on Java/Spring Boot backend and Angular 21 frontend, delivering REST/OpenAPI services and offline functionality for field professionals.
You will participate in design, implementation, testing and documentation within a SCRUM team. The assignment runs from mid-November 2026 to end of 2027, balancing new delivery and maintenance tasks.
A Belgian public-sector digital services organisation supports public services in French-speaking Belgium and the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, including child health, prenatal support and vaccination programmes. The programme is delivering and maintaining applications for professional users, from child and prenatal records to vaccination data and an appointment agenda that must work online and offline. This medior Java/Angular developer role combines Java/Spring Boot backend work with Angular 21 frontend development, automated testing and delivery through CI/CD.
The programme replaces and extends digital tools used by public health professionals. Its portfolio includes a second-generation child dossier, a prenatal social-care dossier and a vaccination platform, while existing child-record, agenda and vaccination applications continue to receive corrective and evolutionary maintenance. The service-oriented stack includes Java 8/JEE 7 and Java 21, Spring Boot, JPA, Angular 21, Angular Material, NgRx, DB2/MySQL and Flyway. Apache Maven, Git/GitLab CI/CD and Nexus support build and release management, with Docker-based delivery where required.
You will work with functional analysts, testers, developers and technical leads in a SCRUM setup across several applications. Your scope covers technical design, dependency analysis, implementation, unit and integration testing, code review, deployment validation and documentation. Java backend and Angular frontend components expose REST/OpenAPI services, while IndexedDB, Dexie and Service Worker technologies support the offline agenda used by field professionals. The planned assignment runs from mid-November 2026 to the end of 2027, with priorities shared between new delivery and application maintenance.