Application Development - nCino Developer III
robert halfSaddle Brook (NJ)
Application Development - nCino Developer III
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robert halfSaddle Brook (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Ncino Developer IiiWe are looking for an experienced nCino Developer III to support and advance commercial lending solutions in New Jersey. This long-term contract position is ideal for a detail-oriented individual who combines strong hands-on development capability with Salesforce administration expertise and a solid understanding of lending operations. The role focuses on building reliable, scalable functionality within nCino while partnering with stakeholders to improve workflows, data quality, and platform performance.
Responsibilities:
- Develop, maintain, and refine nCino solutions that support commercial lending activities across the organization.
- Partner with business teams to understand operational needs and convert them into practical technical designs and platform enhancements.
- Configure and customize nCino and Salesforce features to align system behavior with business processes and user expectations.
- Monitor and uphold data accuracy, consistency, and security standards across the nCino and Salesforce environments.
- Investigate platform issues, resolve defects, and provide ongoing support for users relying on nCino-related functionality.
- Create and manage declarative automation such as flows, approval paths, and assignment logic to improve efficiency and control.
- Track upcoming nCino and Salesforce releases, assess their impact, and recommend improvements that strengthen platform capabilities.
- Produce clear technical and process documentation covering configurations, support procedures, and recommended practices.
- Fulfill assigned compliance obligations, complete required training, and escalate suspicious activity in accordance with applicable regulatory guidelines.2710-0013448886
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