Public financial management and government resource planning software
FreeBalance builds government resource planning software for public finance ministries, running a Java/Spring/Hibernate core with heavy reporting tooling (BIRT, Jasper, Crystal, Pentaho, Power BI). A dense AWS governance layer (Control Tower, Organizations, GuardDuty, Security Hub, Transit Gateway, Terraform) plus an active multi-account AWS architecture project points to a shift toward cloud-hosted delivery for security-sensitive government clients. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior and engineering-heavy.
FreeBalance is a privately held business-to-government software company headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, founded in 1984. It provides public financial management and government resource planning products, centred on its Accountability Suite, along with advisory services and training for public sector reform. Its customers are national governments and agencies managing budgeting, treasury and financial management functions. The company employs 201–500 people and hires across Canada, the United States, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, including Costa Rica, Nicaragua, South Sudan, Lebanon, Sri Lanka and Seychelles.
FreeBalance runs Java, Spring, Hibernate and Tomcat, with reporting via BIRT, Jasper Reports, Crystal Reports, Pentaho and Power BI, hosted on AWS managed with Terraform, Control Tower, GuardDuty and Security Hub.
FreeBalance is hiring in Canada, the United States, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Lebanon, South Sudan, Sri Lanka and Seychelles, reflecting its government client footprint across multiple regions.
Current work includes Accountability Suite and treasury solution implementations, integrating treasury with other financial management functions, a multi-account AWS architecture, new module launches and PFM advisory market expansion.
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