British Columbia · NOC 21232

Software Developer Jobs in British Columbia — 2026

27 software developer jobs posted in British Columbia in the last four weeks, with salary benchmarks, licensing notes and the employers hiring most.

Jobs available
27
Median salary
$103,251
NOC code
21232

About software developer work in British Columbia

Salary range

Postings for software developers and programmers in British Columbia run from about $94,300 at the 25th percentile to $112,175 at the 75th, with a median of $103,251 per year (2026-05, 11 postings).

$54,080median $103,251$150,000

NOC code

21232Software developers and programmers. This is the code you enter for Express Entry, the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), and Job Bank.

Licensing and qualifications

No licence or registration is required. Employers hire on portfolio, experience and technical interviews.

What employers ask for: A post-secondary credential in computer science or a related field, or an equivalent portfolio, plus hands-on experience with the stack named in the posting.

LMIA and immigration

None of the current software developer postings in British Columbia are flagged LMIA-eligible. Newcomers can also look at the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) and the LMIA employer list.

Live postings

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average salary for a software developer in British Columbia?
The median salary for software developers and programmers in British Columbia is $103,251 per year, with most postings between $94,300 and $112,175 (2026-05). 12 of the 27 current Software Developer postings in British Columbia on Jobily state a salary.
Do I need a Canadian licence to work as a software developer in British Columbia?
No. No licence or registration is required. Employers hire on portfolio, experience and technical interviews.
What is the NOC code for software developer?
The NOC 2021 code for software developer is 21232 (Software developers and programmers). This is the code used for Express Entry, the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), and Job Bank.