Associate Salesforce Engineer
$72,000 -$85,000/year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$72,000 -$85,000/year
About the role
- Fix small, well-scoped bugs and implement simple Apex/LWC changes, with review from a senior engineer
- Write unit tests for your own code, meeting the team's code-coverage standard
- Participate in daily standups and sprint ceremonies (planning, review, retrospective) as a full member of the Scrum team, learning how the team estimates work in story points
- Learn the team's Jira-based workflow — how tickets/stories move from backlog through sprint to done
- Use Git for version control, following the team's branching strategy and pull-request process
- Learn to move changes through the sandbox → UAT → production pipeline using Gearset, under supervision
- Use an AI coding assistant where helpful for boilerplate and test generation, always reviewing the output with the same care you'd give your own code
- Experience Expectations1–2 years of professional experience; no prior Salesforce experience required — general object-oriented programming background (Java, C#, or similar) is a strong plus
- Basic understanding of programming fundamentals: variables, control flow, functions, and object-oriented concepts
- Willingness to learn Apex and Lightning Web Components
- Comfortable with basic SQL concepts; will learn SOQL/SOSL on the job
- Salesforce Platform Developer I certification is a plus but not required to start — expected to be earned within the first 6–12 months
- Familiarity with Git (branching, commits, pull requests), or willingness to learn it quickly
- Comfortable using a general-purpose AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot) for everyday work; exposure to an AI coding assistant (GitHub Copilot, Cursor, or Claude Code) is a plus
- Comfortable working in an Agile Scrum team — daily standups, sprint planning, retrospectives, estimating work in story points — and within a structured release process (sandbox → UAT → production)
- Willing to take part in a shared on-call and weekly deployment rotation
- Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance 401k with company matchRSUsPaid vacation, 10 company holidays, sick time, and volunteer time off
- Employee Resource Groups to build community and inclusion at work
- Monthly cell phone and internet stipend
- Tuition reimbursement for up to $2,000 per calendar year to assist with your professional development
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