Intermediate Java Developer at 050 Best Buy Canada Ltd.

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Role Description

As an intermediate java developer, you will play a key role in maintaining and supporting legacy custom tools built in Excel, Microsoft Access, and VBA, while actively contributing to their modernization into a React and Java-based tech stack—driving innovation and long-term efficiency across the team.

The successful candidate is needed to be located within the Lower Mainland, BC, where we practice a remote first working model, leveraging in person interactions for strategic, collaborative, and social purposes.

What you’ll do as an intermediate java developer:

• Approach challenges and projects with a flexible, team-first mindset and actively collaborate with engineers and product owners
• Work in our agile environment, where you will have plenty of opportunities to develop, test, debug, and demonstrate your work before it is published live
• Take initiatives in proposing and implementing application changes to address business needs
• Strengthen your leadership skills by giving technical direction to peers

Qualifications

• 3 to 5 years of development experience demonstrating proficiency with core development languages such as Java (Spring Boot, Hibernate)
• Willingness to work extensively with VBA, Excel, and Access (legacy tools)
• Experience with technologies like React, Redux
• Experience with API-led development and Microservices architecture
• Experience writing SQL queries and working with both relational and non-relational databases, including platforms such as Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL), Oracle 12c+
• Familiar with CI/CD pipeline and containerization platforms
• Experience with data structures, algorithms, distributed systems

Benefits

• Employee discounts on awesome tech from day one
• Flexible health benefits and wellness program
• TFSA and RRSP programs
• 100% matched company pension plan
• Training programs to build new and transferable skills