Full-stack engineer Engineering Hybrid, Toronto $95k to $135k CAD →

myBloom; Toronto; Hybrid; CAD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

myBloom in Toronto is seeking a full-stack engineer to build the platform the agency relies on. You will ship features across the stack using Next.js App Router, TypeScript, Supabase, and Postgres in a hybrid, in-person-friendly setup.

You’ll own critical surfaces end to end—from the client portal to the multi-tenant site renderer and data pipelines. You’ll write migrations and tests, design schemas, and work closely with customers and teammates in the same room.

Qualifications

• Three or more years shipping production TypeScript
• Comfort in a database: schema design, indexes and query performance
• High bar for the details and what users see

Responsibilities

• Ship features across the stack using Next.js App Router and TS
• Own a surface end to end: client portal, multi-tenant site renderer, ranking/citation pipeline
• Write migrations, RLS policies and tests, not just components
• Work directly with users since the accounts team sits in the same room

Skills

TypeScript

Next.js App Router

SQL

Testing

Ownership

Tools

Supabase

PostgreSQL

Row-level security (RLS)

Job description

Build the platform the whole agency runs on, not a feature in someone else's roadmap.

Engineering Full-time Hybrid, Toronto $95k to $135k CAD

Full-stack engineer

Build the platform the whole agency runs on, not a feature in someone else's roadmap.

Engineering Full-time Hybrid, Toronto $95k to $135k CAD

Small team, real clients, our own tools.

The role

What you would be doing

• Ship features across the stack, Next.js App Router and TypeScript on the front, Supabase and Postgres with row-level security behind it
• Own a surface end to end: the client portal, the multi-tenant site renderer, or the ranking and citation pipeline
• Write the migrations, the RLS policies and the tests, not just the components
• Work directly with the people using it, because the team running the accounts sits in the same room

What we need

• Three or more years shipping production TypeScript, with real ownership of something users depended on
• Comfort in a database: schema design, indexes, and why a query got slow
• A high bar for the details, because the thing you build is what a client sees

Nice to have

• Next.js App Router and React Server Components in anger
• Multi-tenant systems, or anything with hard data-isolation rules
• Having worked somewhere small enough that you talked to customers

Be honest with yourself

You will not enjoy this if you want a narrow, well-specified ticket queue. The work is broad and you will often be the one deciding what the right thing is.