RQ11443 - Software Developer - Full Stack - Senior

Analyst Technical Solutions; Toronto; On-site; CAD 138,000 - 142,000; Full time

Job summary

Senior Full Stack Developer (Java / Angular) is sought for a 100% onsite contract with the Ontario public service. The role focuses on modernizing operational reporting by migrating WebFOCUS to a new Azure-hosted portal and delivering secure REST APIs.

Lead UI and backend development, ensure accessibility, and align with OPS architecture and security standards. Location: Toronto or St. Catharines, pay: $100-103/hr corp, no clearance required.

Qualifications

• Senior Full Stack development with Java backend and Angular frontend.
• Strong SQL and data transformation expertise.
• Experience in Azure cloud environments.
• Knowledge of OPS standards and AODA accessibility.
• Public sector project experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver production-ready Angular front-end code for the reporting portal.
• Develop secure REST APIs with Java to expose data and logic.
• Migrate legacy WebFOCUS reports and SQL transformations to the new portal.
• Ensure code quality with unit tests and automated UI tests.
• Ensure Azure hosting compliance and OPS/AODA standards.

Skills

Java

Angular

SQL

Azure

AODA compliance

Tools

REST API development

Job description

RQ11443 - Software Developer - Full Stack - Senior

Organization: Labour and Transportation Cluster

Ministry: Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement

Duration: 1+ year

Location: Toronto (87 Sir William Hearst Ave.) or St. Catharines (301 St Paul St), ON

Pay Rate: $100-103/hr incorp

No clearance required to start

Senior Full Stack Developer (Java / Angular) We are seeking two Senior Full Stack Developers for a high-profile, 100% onsite contract with the Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery and Procurement (Labour and Transportation Cluster). In this role, you will lead the modernization of critical operational reporting systems, migrating existing WebFOCUS frameworks into a modern, Azure-hosted web application.

Project Background: WebFOCUS is the legacy reporting and Business Intelligence (BI) framework currently supporting critical Ministry of Transportation (MTO) operations. This initiative focuses on the design, development, and delivery of a brand-new operational reporting portal. As a Senior Developer, you will re-platform existing WebFOCUS reports—including all underlying business logic, complex SQL, and data transformation rules-into a modern web application featuring a Java backend and Angular frontend. The solution will be hosted within the Ministry's Azure environment and must comply with Ontario Public Service (OPS) architecture, security, and accessibility (AODA) standards.

Key Deliverables

• Code Quality: Deliver fully commented, functional, and production-ready Angular front-end code for the reporting portal.
• Testing: Write comprehensive unit test code and ensure thorough automated UI test coverage.
• Accessibility: Translate legacy WebFOCUS report layouts into highly responsive, modern, and AODA-compliant web views.

2. Application Programming Interfaces (Backend APIs)

• Design & Development: Architect and build secure, high-performing REST API services using Java to expose reporting data and business logic.
• Data Integration: Migrate, optimize, and execute complex backend SQL queries and data transformation rules from the legacy environment.
• Documentation: Provide clean, well-documented API endpoints that integrate seamlessly with the Angular frontend and Azure hosting environment.

Core Requirements

• Senior-level expertise in Full Stack development, specifically using modern Java frameworks for backend services and Angular for the frontend.
• Strong proficiency in writing and optimizing complex SQL and managing data transformation logic.
• Proven experience developing applications within an Azure cloud environment.
• Demonstrated knowledge of accessibility standards, specifically AODA compliance and responsive UI design.
• Prior experience with public sector architecture frameworks (specifically Ontario Public Service/OPS standards) is highly preferred.