Salesforce Developer (Phoenix)

Key responsibilities

• Design and implement Salesforce data models, custom objects, fields, relationships, validation rules, and record types.
• Develop server-side business logic using Apex classes, triggers, batch jobs, future and queueable patterns.
• Build responsive UI components using Lightning Web Components and apply CSS for brand-consistent experiences.
• Create declarative automations with Flow, Process Builder, Workflow Rules, and Approval Processes where appropriate.
• Implement and consume integrations using REST APIs, Apex callouts, and hosted API endpoints; support SOAP integrations as needed.
• Author and maintain Apex test classes, ensure test coverage and reliable unit tests, and investigate debug logs for issues.
• Work with Salesforce CLI, VS Code Salesforce extensions, and Git to manage metadata, perform deployments, and support CI/CD pipelines.
• Participate in design reviews, code reviews, and apply static analysis tools such as SonarLint or SonarQube for code quality.
• Collaborate with admins, BAs, QA, architects, and DevOps to translate requirements into user stories, acceptance criteria, and release plans.
• Contribute to release orchestration, branching strategy, and automated deployment validation; support post-release verification and remediation.

Must have technical skills

• Strong proficiency in Apex development including triggers, classes, batch/future/queueable jobs.
• Hands-on experience with Lightning Web Components and basic CSS for UI needs.
• Solid knowledge of Salesforce data model and configuration: standard and custom objects, relationships, formula fields, and validation rules.
• Experience building declarative automations using Flows, Process Builder, and Approval Processes.
• Integration expertise with REST APIs and Apex callouts; familiarity with API hosting and error handling.
• Proven ability to write robust Apex test classes and troubleshoot using debug logs.

Practical experience with Salesforce CLI, VS Code with Salesforce extensions, and Git/GitHub workflows

Tagged as: Pipeline Management, Salesforce