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Salesforce Developer (Field Service Lightning)

Experience: 5-12 years Location: PAN India(All LTM locations)

Role Type: Salesforce Developer Field Service Lightning (FSL)

Role Summary

We are looking for an experienced Salesforce Developer with strong expertise in Field Service Lightning (FSL). The role involves designing, customizing, and implementing Salesforce solutions to support enterprise service operations, ensuring scalability, performance, and seamless user experience.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and customize Salesforce applications with a focus on Field Service Lightning (FSL).
  • Build and maintain components using Apex, Visualforce, Lightning Web Components (LWC).
  • Configure and optimize FSL features service appointments, work orders, scheduling, and dispatch.
  • Integrate Salesforce with external systems using APIs and middleware.
  • Collaborate with business stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver solutions.
  • Ensure adherence to Salesforce best practices, coding standards, and security guidelines.
  • Support deployments, troubleshoot issues, and provide ongoing enhancements.

Mandatory Skills

  • 58 years of experience as a Salesforce Developer.
  • Hands-on expertise in Field Service Lightning (FSL).
  • Proficiency in Apex, Visualforce, Lightning Web Components (LWC).
  • Experience with Salesforce configuration, customization, and integration.
  • Strong understanding of Salesforce security, data model, and governor limits.

Good to Have Skills

  • Salesforce Developer / Administrator certifications.
  • Experience with CI/CD tools for Salesforce deployments.
  • Knowledge of Service Cloud and other Salesforce modules.
  • Exposure to large enterprise environments.

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