Co-op Software Developer - Winter 2027 (January - April) - London or Toronto, Ontario (Remote/Hybrid Based on Location)

About us

Info-Tech Research Group delivers impartial, highly pertinent IT research, enabling CIOs and IT leaders to make well-informed, strategic decisions. We are currently serving over 30,000 professionals and collaborate with IT teams, equipping them with actionable tools and expert guidance to drive measurable results and enhance technology initiatives and organizational processes.

Why join us?

  • We pride ourselves on consistent year-over-year growth.
  • We are ranked among the Top 3 on LinkedIn’s Top Companies List in Canada.
  • We foster a growth-focused, entrepreneurial culture with unlimited opportunities for professional growth and development.
  • We provide financial support for professional development and training.
About the role The Software Developer Co-Op writes front-end and back-end code that drives ITRG products. In this role, the student will gain hands-on experience working within a product development team, contributing to production code, and learning from Senior Developers to strengthen their technical and professional skills.

Key Tasks

  • Completes development coding and testing using Ruby on Rails.
  • Participates in sprint and feature planning sessions; analyzes product vendor requirements and helps design technical solutions.
  • Participates in code reviews to ensure code quality, maintainability, and adherence to development standards.
Education and Experience
  • Currently enrolled in a College Diploma or University Degree program with an active co-op component in Ontario
  • Some programming experience through academic, personal, or hobby projects
Skills
  • Software Development: Ability to program in at least one language (experience with Ruby on Rails is not required).
  • Web Development: Basic familiarity with web development concepts and practices.
  • Collaboration: Ability to work effectively within project teams and contribute to shared goals.
  • Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact with stakeholders and project owners.
  • Problem Solving: Ability to analyze business requirements and develop appropriate technical solutions.
Location

We have offices in both London and Toronto, Ontario (Remote/Hybrid Based on Location)

We ask all applicants to please include an (unofficial) transcript with their resume

Info-Tech Research Group of companies is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion and does not discriminate on the basis of any legally protected status or characteristics including Minority/Female/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity/Disability/Veteran and are pleased to consider all qualified applicants. To that end, upon request, ITRG will ensure, to the extent possible, that accommodations be made available to applicants through the recruitment and hiring process.

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