Winter Software Development Co‑Op — Vancouver (Hybrid)

DEMONWARE (CANADA) , INC.; Vancouver; Hybrid; CAD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Complimentary breakfast, lunch, drinks

BBQs and Lunch & Learns

City-center office location

Vacation allowance

Competitive pay

Free games

Job summary

Demonware, based in Vancouver, offers a 7‑month, in‑person co‑op starting January 2027 with a hybrid work setup (4 days in office). Co-ops contribute to core backend systems, data pipelines, and distributed services, gaining hands-on experience in Kubernetes and cloud‑native tooling.

Applicants should be currently enrolled, with an expected graduation 2027–2029, and demonstrate strong debugging, communication, and problem-solving skills, plus an automated coding assessment during interviews.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a post-secondary program
• Expected graduation between December 2027 – June 2029
• Available for a 7-month, in-person co-op starting January 2027
• Clear written and verbal communication
• Strong debugging, analytical, and problem-solving skills
• Resume and transcript required
• As part of the interview process, candidates will complete an automated coding assessment

Responsibilities

• Contribute to software engineering across backend systems and distributed services
• Work with Kubernetes infrastructure, automation frameworks, and scalable data pipelines
• Collaborate in design discussions, perform root cause analysis, and automate workflows to improve reliability

Skills

Python

C++

Java

Algorithms & data structures

Linux

Git

Networking (TCP/UDP/HTTP)

Education

Post-secondary student

Tools

Kubernetes

MySQL

CI/CD

Docker

Job description

Demonware, based in Vancouver, offers a 7‑month, in‑person co‑op starting January 2027 with a hybrid work setup (4 days in office). Co-ops contribute to core backend systems, data pipelines, and distributed services, gaining hands-on experience in Kubernetes and cloud‑native tooling.

Applicants should be currently enrolled, with an expected graduation 2027–2029, and demonstrate strong debugging, communication, and problem-solving skills, plus an automated coding assessment during interviews.