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DCD/Get Involved-Hiring/Développeur principal

2018-12-05T19:19:26Z

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Qui sommes-nous?
La Direction générale de la mobilisation numérique (MN) du Secrétariat du Conseil du Trésor est une équipe de fonctionnaires passionnés qui aide le gouvernement du Canada et ses partenaires à travailler ensemble, ouvertement, pour créer un monde meilleur. Comment? En développant un espace de travail numérique ouvert et accessible en tant que projet de logiciel ouvert – associé à des normes ouvertes, des logiciels ouverts, et des partenariats légers pour nous aider à bien faire les choses. Pendant que nous y travaillons, nous sommes également responsables de la maintenance des OutilsGC (GCcollab, GCconnex, GCpédia et d’autres encore!). Notre travail comprend tout : la planification stratégique, les politiques et la prévoyance, l’analyse des données et la production de rapports, l’expérience des utilisateurs, la sensibilisation et la mobilisation des fonctionnaires, la gestion du contenu et de la conservation, la gestion de la collectivité et le soutien aux utilisateurs. Notre équipe s’occupe également des opérations techniques complètes comme le réseautage, la fourniture de serveurs, le développement d’applications et la mise à l’essai de l’expérience des utilisateurs (EU). Nous travaillons avec et pour nos utilisateurs afin de rendre le gouvernement du Canada formidable!
Au sujet de l’équipe du Développement :
L’équipe du Développement de la Direction générale de la mobilisation numérique est chargée de la recherche, de la conception, du développement et de la mise en œuvre de concepts d’architecture d’application de pointe permettant de créer de meilleurs outils de collaboration et une expérience utilisateur améliorée. Nous sommes tournés vers l’avenir et expérimentons de nouveaux concepts et technologies qui, à notre avis, peuvent être utiles à notre objectif de créer un espace de travail numérique ouvert et accessible.
Pour continuer sur cette lancée, nous avons besoin de personnes motivées et centrées sur des tâches souhaitant contribuer à un projet visant un but précis. Pour y parvenir, nous sommes à la recherche de développeurs expérimentés pour renforcer notre équipe multidisciplinaire dans un milieu de travail dynamique.
Nous valorisons la diversité et nous apprenons les uns des autres, alors vous vous joindrez à une équipe de gens provenant de milieux variés. Nous cherchons toujours des gens passionnés par leur travail et qui comprennent le rôle important que la collaboration peut jouer dans un grand écosystème comme le gouvernement du Canada. Vous aurez l’occasion d’apprendre, de diriger et de contribuer à un travail utile.
En tant que développeur principal, vous devrez recourir à la collaboration et aux ressources de votre équipe pour obtenir des résultats. Votre succès dépend non seulement de la qualité de votre code, mais également de votre capacité à contribuer à la réalisation de la vision et des jalons de l’équipe à chaque étape.
Responsabilités
• concevoir et développer des solutions basées sur une architecture de micro-services;
• rechercher de nouveaux concepts de développement d’applications et les mettre à l’essai;
• documenter votre travail (diagrammes d’architecture, modèles de données de micro-services, etc.);
• aider à la maintenance des OutilsGC existants;
• aider l’équipe du Développement à atteindre les objectifs dans le cadre de notre feuille de route;
• suivre les processus agiles définis par l’équipe du développement de l’habilitation numérique;
• travailler en collaboration avec vos collègues pour faire avancer le projet.

Exigences
• posséder au moins cinq années d’expérience de travail dans un rôle de développement;
• personnalité adaptable et collaborative;
• capacité à résoudre les problèmes dans des délais courts;
• un souci du détail et la capacité de déterminer des processus précis et des détails, au besoin;
• une expérience du logiciel ouvert de rétro-ingénierie afin d’ajouter de nouvelles fonctionnalités ou d’ajuster les fonctionnalités;
• une connaissance pratique importante de l’un ou de plusieurs des langages suivants : Python, Node JS, GraphQL et React;
• une connaissance pratique et une expérience d’utilisation de Git;
• une connaissance de l’architecture de micro-services, y compris des composants de support (c’est-à-dire, files d’attente de messagerie, GraphQL Pub/Sub).

Lieu : Nous sommes situés au centre-ville d’Ottawa (Ontario).
Classification et niveau : CS-03/CS-04 ou équivalent
Durée : Détachement ou contrat à durée déterminée d’un à deux ans.
Si vous souhaitez vous joindre à notre équipe dynamique et travailler sur des projets formidables qui aideront à transformer la culture du gouvernement du Canada en un écosystème collaboratif et branché, envoyez votre lettre de présentation, portfolio et curriculum vitæ à : Bryan.Robitaille@tbs-sct.gc.ca.

DCD/Get Involved-Hiring/Senior Developer

2018-12-05T19:16:05Z

Menrika.christian:

[[fr:DCD/Get_involved-Hiring/Développeur principal]]

== Who are we? ==

The Digital Enablement (DE) Branch of the Treasury Board Secretariat is a team of passionate public servants that helps the Government of Canada and its partners work together, in the open, to create a better world. How? By developing an [[Open_Accessible_Digital_Workspace|open and accessible digital workspace]] as an open source software project – with open standards, open source software, and light-weight partnerships to help us get it right. While we work on that, we are also responsible for maintaining the GCTools (GCcollab, GCconnex, GCpedia and more!). Our work involves everything from strategic planning, policy and foresight, data analysis and reporting, user experience, advocacy and marketing, content management and curation, community management and user support. Our team also looks after the complete technical operations from networking, server provision, application development and user experience. We work with and for our users to make the Government of Canada awesome!

== About the Development team ==
The Development team within the Digital Enablement Branch drives the research, design, development and implementation of cutting edge application architecture concepts that enables the building of better collaboration tools and enhanced user experience. We are forward thinking and experiment with new concepts and technologies that we believe can bring benefit to our goal of creating an [[Open_Accessible_Digital_Workspace|open and accessible digital workspace]].

To keep up the momentum, we need motivated and task-oriented individuals with a desire to contribute to a project with a purpose. To achieve this, we are looking to add experienced senior developers to our fast-paced and multi-disciplinary team.
We value diversity and learning from one another, so you’ll be joining a team of people from various backgrounds. We’re always looking for people who are passionate about their work and who understand the important role that collaboration can play in a large ecosystem, such as the Government of Canada. You’ll have opportunities to learn, lead, and contribute to meaningful work.

As a senior developer you’ll be expected to leverage team collaboration and resources to get results. Your success is dependent not just on the quality of your code, but on your ability to contribute to achieving the team’s vision and milestones every step of the way.

== Responsibilities ==
* Design and develop solutions based on micro service architecture.
* Research and experiment with new application development concepts.
* Document your work (architecture diagrams, micro service data models, etc.)
* Help in maintaining current legacy GCTools.
* Support the Development team in meeting objectives within the scope of our roadmap
* Follow the agile processes set out by the Digital Enablement Development team.
* Work collaboratively with colleagues to drive the project forward.

== Requirements ==
* 5+ years of work experience in a development role
* Adaptable and collaborative personality
* Ability to problem solve in short time frames
* Attention to detail with an ability to identify precise processes and details as needed
* Experience reverse engineering open source software in order to add new features or tweak functionality
* Significant working knowledge of one – or all – of the following: Python, Node JS, GraphQL, and React
* Working knowledge and experience using Git
* Knowledge of micro service architecture including supporting components (i.e. messaging queues, GraphQL Pub/Sub)

DCD/Get Involved-Hiring/Senior Developer

2018-12-05T19:13:36Z

Menrika.christian:

[[fr:Développeur principal]]

== Who are we? ==

The Digital Enablement (DE) Branch of the Treasury Board Secretariat is a team of passionate public servants that helps the Government of Canada and its partners work together, in the open, to create a better world. How? By developing an [[Open_Accessible_Digital_Workspace|open and accessible digital workspace]] as an open source software project – with open standards, open source software, and light-weight partnerships to help us get it right. While we work on that, we are also responsible for maintaining the GCTools (GCcollab, GCconnex, GCpedia and more!). Our work involves everything from strategic planning, policy and foresight, data analysis and reporting, user experience, advocacy and marketing, content management and curation, community management and user support. Our team also looks after the complete technical operations from networking, server provision, application development and user experience. We work with and for our users to make the Government of Canada awesome!

== About the Development team ==
The Development team within the Digital Enablement Branch drives the research, design, development and implementation of cutting edge application architecture concepts that enables the building of better collaboration tools and enhanced user experience. We are forward thinking and experiment with new concepts and technologies that we believe can bring benefit to our goal of creating an [[Open_Accessible_Digital_Workspace|open and accessible digital workspace]].

To keep up the momentum, we need motivated and task-oriented individuals with a desire to contribute to a project with a purpose. To achieve this, we are looking to add experienced senior developers to our fast-paced and multi-disciplinary team.
We value diversity and learning from one another, so you’ll be joining a team of people from various backgrounds. We’re always looking for people who are passionate about their work and who understand the important role that collaboration can play in a large ecosystem, such as the Government of Canada. You’ll have opportunities to learn, lead, and contribute to meaningful work.

As a senior developer you’ll be expected to leverage team collaboration and resources to get results. Your success is dependent not just on the quality of your code, but on your ability to contribute to achieving the team’s vision and milestones every step of the way.

== Responsibilities ==
* Design and develop solutions based on micro service architecture.
* Research and experiment with new application development concepts.
* Document your work (architecture diagrams, micro service data models, etc.)
* Help in maintaining current legacy GCTools.
* Support the Development team in meeting objectives within the scope of our roadmap
* Follow the agile processes set out by the Digital Enablement Development team.
* Work collaboratively with colleagues to drive the project forward.

== Requirements ==
* 5+ years of work experience in a development role
* Adaptable and collaborative personality
* Ability to problem solve in short time frames
* Attention to detail with an ability to identify precise processes and details as needed
* Experience reverse engineering open source software in order to add new features or tweak functionality
* Significant working knowledge of one – or all – of the following: Python, Node JS, GraphQL, and React
* Working knowledge and experience using Git
* Knowledge of micro service architecture including supporting components (i.e. messaging queues, GraphQL Pub/Sub)

DCD/Get Involved-Hiring/Senior Developer

2018-12-05T19:13:17Z

Menrika.christian:

[[fr:Developpeur principal]]

== Who are we? ==

The Digital Enablement (DE) Branch of the Treasury Board Secretariat is a team of passionate public servants that helps the Government of Canada and its partners work together, in the open, to create a better world. How? By developing an [[Open_Accessible_Digital_Workspace|open and accessible digital workspace]] as an open source software project – with open standards, open source software, and light-weight partnerships to help us get it right. While we work on that, we are also responsible for maintaining the GCTools (GCcollab, GCconnex, GCpedia and more!). Our work involves everything from strategic planning, policy and foresight, data analysis and reporting, user experience, advocacy and marketing, content management and curation, community management and user support. Our team also looks after the complete technical operations from networking, server provision, application development and user experience. We work with and for our users to make the Government of Canada awesome!

== About the Development team ==
The Development team within the Digital Enablement Branch drives the research, design, development and implementation of cutting edge application architecture concepts that enables the building of better collaboration tools and enhanced user experience. We are forward thinking and experiment with new concepts and technologies that we believe can bring benefit to our goal of creating an [[Open_Accessible_Digital_Workspace|open and accessible digital workspace]].

To keep up the momentum, we need motivated and task-oriented individuals with a desire to contribute to a project with a purpose. To achieve this, we are looking to add experienced senior developers to our fast-paced and multi-disciplinary team.
We value diversity and learning from one another, so you’ll be joining a team of people from various backgrounds. We’re always looking for people who are passionate about their work and who understand the important role that collaboration can play in a large ecosystem, such as the Government of Canada. You’ll have opportunities to learn, lead, and contribute to meaningful work.

As a senior developer you’ll be expected to leverage team collaboration and resources to get results. Your success is dependent not just on the quality of your code, but on your ability to contribute to achieving the team’s vision and milestones every step of the way.

== Responsibilities ==
* Design and develop solutions based on micro service architecture.
* Research and experiment with new application development concepts.
* Document your work (architecture diagrams, micro service data models, etc.)
* Help in maintaining current legacy GCTools.
* Support the Development team in meeting objectives within the scope of our roadmap
* Follow the agile processes set out by the Digital Enablement Development team.
* Work collaboratively with colleagues to drive the project forward.

== Requirements ==
* 5+ years of work experience in a development role
* Adaptable and collaborative personality
* Ability to problem solve in short time frames
* Attention to detail with an ability to identify precise processes and details as needed
* Experience reverse engineering open source software in order to add new features or tweak functionality
* Significant working knowledge of one – or all – of the following: Python, Node JS, GraphQL, and React
* Working knowledge and experience using Git
* Knowledge of micro service architecture including supporting components (i.e. messaging queues, GraphQL Pub/Sub)

DCN:Embauche/Strategiste de contenu de EU

2018-12-05T19:10:57Z

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2018-12-05T13:29:07Z

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DCD/Get Involved-Hiring/Sr. UX Design Researcher

2018-12-05T13:25:09Z

Menrika.christian:

=== Ottawa ===

== Who are we? ==
The Digital Enablement (DE) Branch of the Treasury Board Secretariat is a team of passionate public servants that helps the Government of Canada and its partners work together, in the open, to create a better world. How? By developing an open and accessible digital workspace as an open source software project – with open standards, open source software, and light-weight partnerships to help us get it right. While we work on that, we are also responsible for maintaining the GCTools (GCcollab, GCconnex, GCpedia and more!). Our work involves everything from strategic planning, policy and foresight, data analysis and reporting, user experience, advocacy and marketing, content management and curation, community management and user support. Our team also looks after the complete technical operations from networking, server provision, application development and user experience. We work with and for our users to make the Government of Canada awesome!

== About the UX team ==
The UX team guides and informs the work towards designing and building better collaboration tools and user experiences using a variety of research and design methods. We work with a multidisciplinary team to incorporate user-centric thinking from problem definition to post-launch iteration. Our priority is to have an in-depth understanding of our users. We ask thoughtful research questions, synthesize insights, develop and evaluate concepts or prototypes, and assist with launches and releases.
We value diversity and learning from one another, so you’ll be joining a team of people from various backgrounds. We’re always looking for people who are passionate about their work and who understand the important role that collaboration can play in a large ecosystem, such as the Government of Canada. You’ll have opportunities to learn, lead, and contribute to meaningful work.

== As a senior design researcher, you will… ==
* Lead and conduct compelling research that will inform the design of products and drive product decisions.
* Develop research plans that align with the product roadmap and initiatives, identifying critical research needs, coaching other members of the research team, as well as leading research yourself.
* Coordinate and execute all aspects the research process, including the development of research plans, recruitment, data collection and analysis, and communication.
* Articulate research questions and priorities and use a range of research methodologies (story mapping to answer those questions and validate assumptions)
* Develop research artefacts such as personas, usage scenarios, journey maps and findings/opportunity reports.
* Develop user requirements and product backlog using a variety of lean and agile practices, such as story mapping sessions.
* Plan and conduct various workshops and usability tests, and other lightweight research methods, all in an agile environment.
* Evaluate the results of UX tests and develop recommendations for improving user interface and user experience.
* Collaborate closely with designers, developers, product owners, and other disciplines to design, implement, and track new products and experiences.

== You'll need to have ==
* 3+ years of professional experience in a senior UX research role, applying a range of research methods with creativity, scrappiness, and critical thinking.
* Lead teams through user research planning, facilitation, analysis, and reporting.
* Introduce new methods, frameworks, and practices to your team members.
* Hands-on experience scoping and prioritizing research questions, planning research, gathering and analyzing data, summarizing, creating meaningful and actionable results.
* Ability to translate business needs and research requests into research goals and tasks.
* Excellent people skills to interact with staff, colleagues and cross-functional teams, and users.
* A desire to continually learn, experiment with and develop new methods.
* Be willing to help teammates, share knowledge and experience with them, and learn from them.
* Ability and willingness to use Web 2.0 tools & social media (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, wikis, LinkedIn, blogs, etc.)
* Ability to conduct research in both official languages (English and French).

== It's a bonus if you have ==
* Ability to effectively communicate in French.
* Knowledge of the GCTools (GCconnex, GCcollab, GCpedia)
* Knowledge of agile development processes.
* Skills, hobbies, or experience that have given you a unique perspective on UX research.

== Location ==
We are located in downtown Ottawa, Ontario.

== Duration ==
Secondment or term contract of 1-2 years.

If you are interested in joining our dynamic team of individuals, and working on awesome projects that will help shift the culture of the Government of Canada towards a collaborative and connected ecosystem, send your cover letter, portfolio and résumé to: Genenevieve.lemieux@tbs-sct.gc.ca.

DCD/Get Involved-Hiring/Sr. UX Design Researcher

2018-12-05T13:24:47Z

Menrika.christian: /* As a senior design researcher, you will… */

=== Ottawa ===

== Who are we? ==
The Digital Enablement (DE) Branch of the Treasury Board Secretariat is a team of passionate public servants that helps the Government of Canada and its partners work together, in the open, to create a better world. How? By developing an open and accessible digital workspace as an open source software project – with open standards, open source software, and light-weight partnerships to help us get it right. While we work on that, we are also responsible for maintaining the GCTools (GCcollab, GCconnex, GCpedia and more!). Our work involves everything from strategic planning, policy and foresight, data analysis and reporting, user experience, advocacy and marketing, content management and curation, community management and user support. Our team also looks after the complete technical operations from networking, server provision, application development and user experience. We work with and for our users to make the Government of Canada awesome!

=== About the UX team ===
The UX team guides and informs the work towards designing and building better collaboration tools and user experiences using a variety of research and design methods. We work with a multidisciplinary team to incorporate user-centric thinking from problem definition to post-launch iteration. Our priority is to have an in-depth understanding of our users. We ask thoughtful research questions, synthesize insights, develop and evaluate concepts or prototypes, and assist with launches and releases.
We value diversity and learning from one another, so you’ll be joining a team of people from various backgrounds. We’re always looking for people who are passionate about their work and who understand the important role that collaboration can play in a large ecosystem, such as the Government of Canada. You’ll have opportunities to learn, lead, and contribute to meaningful work.

== As a senior design researcher, you will… ==
* Lead and conduct compelling research that will inform the design of products and drive product decisions.
* Develop research plans that align with the product roadmap and initiatives, identifying critical research needs, coaching other members of the research team, as well as leading research yourself.
* Coordinate and execute all aspects the research process, including the development of research plans, recruitment, data collection and analysis, and communication.
* Articulate research questions and priorities and use a range of research methodologies (story mapping to answer those questions and validate assumptions)
* Develop research artefacts such as personas, usage scenarios, journey maps and findings/opportunity reports.
* Develop user requirements and product backlog using a variety of lean and agile practices, such as story mapping sessions.
* Plan and conduct various workshops and usability tests, and other lightweight research methods, all in an agile environment.
* Evaluate the results of UX tests and develop recommendations for improving user interface and user experience.
* Collaborate closely with designers, developers, product owners, and other disciplines to design, implement, and track new products and experiences.

== You'll need to have ==
* 3+ years of professional experience in a senior UX research role, applying a range of research methods with creativity, scrappiness, and critical thinking.
* Lead teams through user research planning, facilitation, analysis, and reporting.
* Introduce new methods, frameworks, and practices to your team members.
* Hands-on experience scoping and prioritizing research questions, planning research, gathering and analyzing data, summarizing, creating meaningful and actionable results.
* Ability to translate business needs and research requests into research goals and tasks.
* Excellent people skills to interact with staff, colleagues and cross-functional teams, and users.
* A desire to continually learn, experiment with and develop new methods.
* Be willing to help teammates, share knowledge and experience with them, and learn from them.
* Ability and willingness to use Web 2.0 tools & social media (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, wikis, LinkedIn, blogs, etc.)
* Ability to conduct research in both official languages (English and French).

== It's a bonus if you have ==
* Ability to effectively communicate in French.
* Knowledge of the GCTools (GCconnex, GCcollab, GCpedia)
* Knowledge of agile development processes.
* Skills, hobbies, or experience that have given you a unique perspective on UX research.

== Location ==
We are located in downtown Ottawa, Ontario.

== Duration ==
Secondment or term contract of 1-2 years.

If you are interested in joining our dynamic team of individuals, and working on awesome projects that will help shift the culture of the Government of Canada towards a collaborative and connected ecosystem, send your cover letter, portfolio and résumé to: Genenevieve.lemieux@tbs-sct.gc.ca.

DCD/Get Involved-Hiring/Sr. UX Design Researcher

2018-12-05T13:22:35Z

Menrika.christian: /* It's a bonus if you have */

=== Ottawa ===

== Who are we? ==
The Digital Enablement (DE) Branch of the Treasury Board Secretariat is a team of passionate public servants that helps the Government of Canada and its partners work together, in the open, to create a better world. How? By developing an open and accessible digital workspace as an open source software project – with open standards, open source software, and light-weight partnerships to help us get it right. While we work on that, we are also responsible for maintaining the GCTools (GCcollab, GCconnex, GCpedia and more!). Our work involves everything from strategic planning, policy and foresight, data analysis and reporting, user experience, advocacy and marketing, content management and curation, community management and user support. Our team also looks after the complete technical operations from networking, server provision, application development and user experience. We work with and for our users to make the Government of Canada awesome!
About the UX team
The UX team guides and informs the work towards designing and building better collaboration tools and user experiences using a variety of research and design methods. We work with a multidisciplinary team to incorporate user-centric thinking from problem definition to post-launch iteration. Our priority is to have an in-depth understanding of our users. We ask thoughtful research questions, synthesize insights, develop and evaluate concepts or prototypes, and assist with launches and releases.
We value diversity and learning from one another, so you’ll be joining a team of people from various backgrounds. We’re always looking for people who are passionate about their work and who understand the important role that collaboration can play in a large ecosystem, such as the Government of Canada. You’ll have opportunities to learn, lead, and contribute to meaningful work.

== As a senior design researcher, you will… ==
• Lead and conduct compelling research that will inform the design of products and drive product decisions.
• Develop research plans that align with the product roadmap and initiatives, identifying critical research needs, coaching other members of the research team, as well as leading research yourself.
• Coordinate and execute all aspects the research process, including the development of research plans, recruitment, data collection and analysis, and communication.
• Articulate research questions and priorities and use a range of research methodologies (story mapping to answer those questions and validate assumptions.
• Develop research artefacts such as personas, usage scenarios, journey maps and findings/opportunity reports.
• Develop user requirements and product backlog using a variety of lean and agile practices, such as story mapping sessions.
• Plan and conduct various workshops and usability tests, and other lightweight research methods, all in an agile environment.
• Evaluate the results of UX tests and develop recommendations for improving user interface and user experience.
• Collaborate closely with designers, developers, product owners, and other disciplines to design, implement, and track new products and experiences.

== You'll need to have ==
* 3+ years of professional experience in a senior UX research role, applying a range of research methods with creativity, scrappiness, and critical thinking.
* Lead teams through user research planning, facilitation, analysis, and reporting.
* Introduce new methods, frameworks, and practices to your team members.
* Hands-on experience scoping and prioritizing research questions, planning research, gathering and analyzing data, summarizing, creating meaningful and actionable results.
* Ability to translate business needs and research requests into research goals and tasks.
* Excellent people skills to interact with staff, colleagues and cross-functional teams, and users.
* A desire to continually learn, experiment with and develop new methods.
* Be willing to help teammates, share knowledge and experience with them, and learn from them.
* Ability and willingness to use Web 2.0 tools & social media (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, wikis, LinkedIn, blogs, etc.)
* Ability to conduct research in both official languages (English and French).

== It's a bonus if you have ==
* Ability to effectively communicate in French.
* Knowledge of the GCTools (GCconnex, GCcollab, GCpedia)
* Knowledge of agile development processes.
* Skills, hobbies, or experience that have given you a unique perspective on UX research.

== Location ==
We are located in downtown Ottawa, Ontario.

== Duration ==
Secondment or term contract of 1-2 years.

If you are interested in joining our dynamic team of individuals, and working on awesome projects that will help shift the culture of the Government of Canada towards a collaborative and connected ecosystem, send your cover letter, portfolio and résumé to: Genenevieve.lemieux@tbs-sct.gc.ca.