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BackendPelmorex· Oakville, Canada

Software Developer (Backend) - Contract - Hybrid

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Software EngineeringContract - Full-Time
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A WORKPLACE THAT HAS...

Flexible Work Environment 💻
Summer Hours 🌞
Start your weekend earlier during the summer months!
 Paid Vacation Days Off (in addition to Personal Days) 🌅
An IDEAS (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Awareness, Solidarity) team ⚖️
Weather is inclusive, we will be too. Our IDEAS team is committed to making this happen!
 
📣HAVE WE GOT YOUR ATTENTION? WANT TO LEARN MORE?
 
Read about us here! (spoiler alert… we are the home of The Weather Network )📍
 
Proud to share that we ranked #5 Most Admired Company in Canada in Leger’s 2026 Reputation Study, among 334 organizations
 
 
WHY WE NEED YOU? GLAD YOU ASKED...
 
The Software Developer, Meteorological Development is responsible for designing, developing new features, enhancements and services for the meteorological platforms that powers The Weather Network, MeteoMedia, ElTiempo.es, and subsidiaries.  The systems must have high availability, fast response times and scalability to support 4 billion global locations with high quality data.  Are you up for the challenge?

In this role, the successful candidate will work closely with technology and business teams to define and implement functional requirements for meteorological applications and services. Working within an Agile development environment, the developer will build and maintain backend systems written in C/C++, Go, Python, and Rust while solving complex technical and algorithmic challenges associated with processing and distributing large-scale weather data. These services are deployed and running under Kubernetes (EKS), ECS clusters and EC2 instances. Development of these distributed applications and microservices within Linux environments uses technologies including Docker, Kubernetes, Istio, HTTP/gRPC services, Redis, and cloud-native architectures. 

Background in meteorology is a “nice to have”, but if you don’t, don’t worry you will be working closely with our Meteorology R&D team and have the support of the current development team. 

The developer will participate in requirements analysis and help design, implement, integrate, test, document and deploy backend meteorological systems and processes. The developer will also provide professional technical support and be well-versed in SDLC and building robust, high performance systems. 

 
Please note this is a contract role until February 2027 and we are only considering candidates who are eligible to work in Canada and can work in a Hybrid model at our Oakville, ON, Canada location.