Job Description:

We are looking for a driven Front-End Angular Developer to strengthen the Sipar team.

Sipar is maintained and further developed by a dedicated Scrum team working closely with AJH and the justice houses. The 2026 roadmap is well-defined and ambitious, including functional enhancements as well as essential technical upgrades to keep the platform secure, modern, and future-proof. The application integrates with multiple systems within AJH, as well as Flemish and federal government platforms.

The team works in a hybrid setup: partly remote, partly from our offices in Mechelen, and partly from the AJH offices in Brussels-North.

• Maintain and further develop our Angular front-end application;

• Collaborate within an international Agile team;

• Implement user stories end-to-end — from concept to production — with strong attention to quality, performance, and maintainability;

• Provide estimates for simple to moderately complex project work

• Contribute to continuous improvement of the application and development practices;

Your Profile

• Minimum 3 years of experience as an Angular developer;

• Strong understanding of Angular concepts (components, modules, services, RxJS, routing, state management, etc.) — beyond just hands-on usage;

• Experience designing and implementing robust, scalable Angular applications;

• Solid experience with Git, testing tools, Jira, and Confluence

• Experience working within Agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban, XP);

• Full-stack knowledge (Java) is a plus, but front-end expertise is the primary focus;

• Languages:

  • Dutch (CEFR level C2 – European Dutch);

  • English (professional working proficiency);

• A meaningful project within the public sector, contributing to justice and enforcement services;

• A stable, long-term engagement (minimum 1 year, extension possible);

• A mature Agile environment with a strong 2026 roadmap

• Hybrid working model;

• Peer coaching and knowledge sharing within the team.

Please note: No formal training program is foreseen during this assignment, but peer coaching and team support are provided.

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