Salesforce Developer
Detalhes do emprego
BenchPoint's client is a large American digital transformation consultancy with offices in the United States, Canada and India.They are seeking talented Salesforce Developers to join their growing Salesforce practice and teams.As a Salesforce Developer, you'll step into a world of innovation and transformation. You'll collaborate closely with clients, leveraging your deep knowledge of Salesforce development to craft tailored solutions that optimize CRM processes and business operations.Picture yourself leading the charge in development of Salesforce solutions, ensuring seamless integration and customization. You'll be the go-to expert for troubleshooting complex Salesforce challenges, all while providing top-notch training and support to clients.This role isn't just about numbers; it's about making a tangible impact on businesses' financial health. You'll be at the forefront of change management, guiding organizations as they embrace new technologies and processes.Key Responsibilities:Develop, customize, and maintain Salesforce applications to meet business requirements.Develop end to end Salesforce solutions using Force.com APEX Class, Triggers, LWC, Vlocity, Flows, components etcDesign, develop, and implement Salesforce solutions, including Apex classes, Triggers, Flows, Lightning components and OmniStudioWhat We're Looking For:4-5+ years' experience working on deployment teams, ideally using Agile development techniques.Experience in Salesforce configuration & Customization.Experience with public sector projects will be an added advantage.SF Vlocity/Omnistudio- Vlocity FlexCards, Omniscripts, Dataraptors, Calculation matrices and Integration procedures.Analyze requirements and raise issues/ gaps.Able to troubleshoot with debugging skill PRB
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