Salesforce Developer

OmniStudio Capabilities: Starting with guided introductions to OmniScripts, Data Mappers, and Integration Procedures, training will expand into complex OmniScripts, document generation, and performance optimization. \n

MuleSoft & Enterprise Integration: Targeted training on MuleSoft and enterprise integration fundamentals, including practical application of REST APIs, Salesforce integration patterns, data exchange with external applications, and advanced API development. \n

Salesforce Foundations: Reinforcing core knowledge of Apex classes, Lightning Web Components (LWC), Salesforce Flow, and SOQL while managing data security, sharing, and permissions. \n, n \n

Support Salesforce application development, configuration, enhancements, and ongoing maintenance. \n

Troubleshoot application issues, assist with defect resolution, and actively reduce the existing enhancement backlog. \n

Collaborate with Business Analysts and technical stakeholders to clarify requirements and translate functional needs into technical solutions. \n

Participate in Agile sprint planning, code reviews, testing methodologies, and deployment activities. \n

Develop internal technical documentation for application enhancements, configuration updates, and known issues. \n

Work toward obtaining a Salesforce Certified Administrator, Platform App Builder, or Platform Developer I credential during the six-month engagement. \n

Bachelor’s Degree paired with 0 to 3 years of professional experience in an IT-related field or software development. \n

Foundational working knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts, relational databases, and modern software development practices. \n

Exposure to or familiarity with core Salesforce technologies (Apex, LWC, Flow, SOQL). \n

A strong baseline understanding of SQL queries and system integration concepts. \n

Strong analytical thinking, adaptability, problem-solving skills, and a clear dedication to continuous learning. \n

Previous Salesforce certifications are preferred but not strictly required at the start of the engagement. \n