Full Stack Developer with AI Focus (British Columbia)

Full Stack Developer with AI Focus (British Columbia)

30 Aug
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TMX Group
|
British Columbia

30 Aug

TMX Group

British Columbia

Enhance your career at TMX Newsfile as a Full Stack Developer adept in PHP and JavaScript within a hybrid mode in Vancouver, BC. This role emphasizes a collaborative approach to modern web application development and AI integration.

As a member of the Scrum team, you’ll create, maintain, and enhance our critical platforms. Focusing on user experience, system optimization, and AI capabilities, you'll contribute significantly to our transformative projects that empower capital market innovations. Your input will not only support TMX Newsfile’s operational tools but also help drive the organization’s technological advancements.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design, build, and maintain web applications actively
• Integrate AI solutions into existing platforms




• Ensure security and scalability using AWS environments
• Work collaboratively with team members on project resolutions
• Participate in all aspects of Scrum and release management

Requirements:
• 2–5+ years in application development
• Expertise in PHP, JavaScript, and CSS
• Database knowledge in SQL Server and MySQL
• Adaptive with a desire to learn programming languages
• Prior experience with Perl and cloud integration is a plus

Contribute to TMX Newsfile’s forward momentum through your full stack development skills and AI insight.
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📌 Full Stack Developer with AI Focus (British Columbia)
🏢 TMX Group
📍 British Columbia

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