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Salesforce Developer

Posted 8 days ago

esolutionsLake St Louis (MO)

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About the role

Salesforce Developer
Location: St Louis, MO
Duration: Long TermNo. of Openings: 1Follows company software development lifecycle to design, code, configure, test, debug, and document system and application programs. Assists in preparing technical design specifications based on functional requirements and analysis documents. Reviews functional requirements, analysis and design documents and provides feedback. Collaborates with other development staff to achieve quality and consistency. Participates in architecture, design and code reviews. Develops and maintains operational and system level documentation. Use Apex to execute flow and transaction control statements on Salesforce servers in conjunction with calls to the API.Use Lightning Component, Visualforce, and JavaScript UI frameworks for developing single page applications for desktop and mobile in the Salesforce application. Use web services, including SOAP API, REST API, Bulk API, and Metadata API, to integrate Salesforce with systems and create APIs that can be consumed by external applications. Use SOQL and SOSL Salesforce database languages to search Salesforce data using field based and text-based search queries. Strong expertise in code optimization & various design pattern techniques Strong expertise in data modeling and backend logic(Apex) Strong expertise Lightning web component Experience working with Version control software (GIT, SVN etc.)Experience working in an agile environment Ability to deliver against several initiatives simultaneously Ability to prioritize and organize effectively Excellent written and verbal communication skills

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