Top Salesforce Developer Jobs

The Salesforce Veeva Developer will lead Salesforce projects, focusing on technical design, development, and integration, ensuring implementation of best practices.

The Salesforce Developer will function as a senior developer, gathering requirements, preparing documentation, and supporting UAT while managing production issues.

The Salesforce Developer is responsible for developing applications on the Force.com platform, implementing Salesforce solutions, and integrating various Salesforce applications, while also ensuring high-quality standards in testing and deployment.

The Salesforce Veeva Developer will lead technical implementations, design solutions, manage the development process, and ensure integrations with other systems on the Force.com platform.

The Salesforce Developer will lead the development of Salesforce solutions, analyze user requirements, prepare documentation, assist in UAT, and collaborate on projects.

Design, build, and maintain scalable Salesforce solutions using Apex, LWCs, Flows and integrations. Collaborate with product and admins, improve CI/CD and developer experience, mentor junior engineers, run testing and UAT, produce documentation, debug production issues, and support integrations (e.g., DocuSign, Conga). Participate in special projects spanning multi-system onboarding and corporate reporting.

Build and maintain Salesforce solutions across Sales, Service, and Experience Clouds; create integrations and API connections; develop automations with Flow and Apex; build Lightning Web Components; use OmniStudio for Education Cloud; perform admin tasks, reporting, deployments, and troubleshooting; collaborate with stakeholders to ensure a scalable, healthy org.

Lead full-stack developer responsible for designing, building, and maintaining Salesforce Commerce Cloud e-commerce solutions and integrations (ERP/CRM). Mentor junior developers, provide technical leadership, troubleshoot issues, and deliver scalable, secure code while collaborating with cross-functional teams.