Senior Salesforce Developer
We are currently looking for a Senior Salesforce Developer who will be responsible for the development and maintenance of Salesforce applications. Your primary focus will be custom Salesforce development and integration with third-party services. You will be working with other engineers and developers on different layers of the infrastructure. Therefore, a commitment to collaborative problem solving, sophisticated design, and creating quality products is essential.
To ensure success as a Salesforce developer, you should have extensive experience working with Salesforce CRM platforms, application development skills, and the ability to solve complex software problems. Ultimately, a top-class Salesforce developer can create dynamic and scalable Salesforce applications that meet the changing needs of the company.
Responsibilities:
- Translate functional requirements into technical requirements.
- Design and build high-performance, reusable, and reliable Apex code with best practices.
- Ensure the best possible quality with minimal technical debt.
- Work with existing Salesforce Orgs to assess and correct technical debt associated with force.com, Apex Classes, triggers, Lightning components, and VisualForce pages.
- Help design and develop proprietary intellectual property for the practice.
- Take ownership of project work and developing client relationships.
- Identify bugs and align with requirements during debugging.
- Write test classes for the class that you develop and ensure more than 80% code coverage.
- Test bug fixes to make sure they work as per requirements, then deploy them to production.
- Write documentation and provide technical training for Salesforce users.
- Maintain strict security and integrity standards in all Salesforce environments.
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science or equivalent technical field.
- 6-8 years’ experience working in the Salesforce Ecosystem.
- Experience developing customer-facing UI/UX.
- Excellent Communication and Written skills.
- Ability to problem solve high-level software and application issues.
- Ability to collaborate with Salesforce Consultants and clients.
- Proficient in SQL/SOQL, Apex, VisualForce, Lightning Components, Flows, Process Builder, Workflows.
- Salesforce Certified Developer Certifications.
- Additional certifications are encouraged
- Proficient iPaaS (Workato, Celigo, Boomi, MuleSoft) skills.
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