Kaleris
Software Engineer
British Columbia, CA
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 65 days ago
C#AngularBackend DevelopmentCode ReviewGitSQLAzureRESTAgileSupply ChainLogisticsTransportation Management
About the role
- You'll work on a product suite that powers real-world logistics for some of North America's largest private fleets, tackling complex, time-sensitive supply chain problems every day.
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, test, and maintain features for the Kaleris TMS platform
- Build and maintain responsive, high-performance Angular web applications used by dispatchers, route planners and logistics teams
- Collaborate with product managers, QA engineers, and other developers in an agile environment
- Contribute to the integration of Prospero with other Kaleris Inland Solutions to deliver a comprehensive enterprise yard and transportation management suite
- Application support, on-call support, and customer site visits (U.S. travel).
Requirements
- 2+ years of professional software development experience
- Experience working with enterprise scale web applications, preferably using Angular
- Proficiency in C#
- Experience with advanced SQL queries and stored procedures
Nice to have
- Experience in logistics, transportation management, or supply chain software
- Experience with Microsoft Azure and serverless architecture
- Knowledge of agile/scrum methodologies
- Experience with AI-assisted coding tools (e.g., GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code, or similar) to accelerate development, improve code quality, and enhance productivity
- Experience with dispatch, routing, or fleet management systems
- Kaleris is an equal opportunity employer.
- We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Company info
- Collaborate with customers and end-users to solve logistics challenges
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