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The Senior Salesforce Developer is responsible for designing, developing, and implementing Salesforce applications using Apex, Visualforce, and Lightning Web Components. Duties include maintaining existing systems, contributing to quality assurance, packaging, and deploying code, as well as collaborating with various teams to gather business requirements and enhance system performance.

As a Developer Relations Engineer, you will build relationships with developers, advocate for their needs, and facilitate community activities. Responsibilities include technical support, content creation, feedback gathering, and participation in events to promote the company's products and services.

The Sensing Solutions Architect is responsible for bridging product development, pre-sales, and delivery by facilitating demonstrations, prototyping, and supporting client presentations throughout the sales cycle. Role includes defining customer requirements, working with sales teams, and participating in engineering activities.

In this role, you will lead the development of AWS-based data pipelines and analytics, manage infrastructure-as-code, optimize databases, and support data-driven decisions across Dwolla's API platform, leveraging your skills in DataOps and cloud technologies.

Responsible for building a cloud-based web application for enterprise drone operations, data visualization, and analysis. Developing tools for end users, manufacturers, drone application developers, and data analysis providers. Managing the entire software life cycle with a focus on cybersecurity and maintaining strong engineering principles. Collaborating with team members and ensuring high-quality code maintenance.

The Solutions Architect role involves leading systems design, mentoring development teams, ensuring adherence to design principles, and collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance application systems. Additionally, the architect will oversee complex application development, create deployment plans, and maintain technical documentation.

The Technical Account Manager (TAM) drives post-sales processes with Enterprise customers, providing product and technical support while identifying business opportunities. Responsibilities include conveying customer requirements, responding to inquiries, delivering presentations, and facilitating customer satisfaction throughout the sales cycle.