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Sr Salesforce Developer

Posted 4 days ago

real softIselin (NJ)

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About the role

Sr Salesforce Developer
Required Skills:
  • Experience in SFDC configuration, customization, programming with APEX Classes / Triggers / APIs, Visual Force, Triggers, Flows, SOQL, SOSL and implementing new instances of Salesforce.com application from scratch.
  • Hands-on experience in Lightning component development, Lightning design development, Lightning Web Component.
  • Hands-on experience in administration setup, e.g., managing users, security controls, and data as well as creating roles, profiles, and reports
  • Experience in designing custom objects, custom fields, picklists, page layouts, workflow, approval processes, validation rules, custom tabs, reports, Visualforce pages, dashboards, and Email generation according to application requirements.
  • Experience in developing integrations between Salesforce and external applications using REST, SOAP APIs, oAuth and Single Sign-OnHands-on experience on Salesforce Integration Services.
  • Knowledge of consuming APIs.
  • Experience in developing end-to-end Salesforce solutions using configuration and customization using APEX Classes, Triggers, Lightning flows and Lightning components.
  • Understanding of Apex Best Practices for Custom Development Knowledge of programming technologies such as HTML, JavaScript.
  • Experience utilizing CI\CD and deployment tools.
  • Experience in Reports and Dashboards.
Preferred Skills: Experience implementing and supporting Data Cloud, Einstein, and/or Agentforce. Hands on experience on Salesforce Analytics and Reporting solutions. Strong knowledge of analytics platforms (Einstein Analytics etc.)Experience in Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC).Experience in SAFe, JIRA, HP ALM.

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