Salesforce Developer
bmo bankChandler (AZ)
About the role
Overview:
In this hybrid role, you’ll drive the software development lifecycle within risk management and Salesforce-focused initiatives. You’ll work across functions to translate requirements into features, design specifications, and robust code, while ensuring security and reliable system operation. You’ll apply algorithms and data structures to deliver high-quality applications on the Salesforce platform, contributing to risk-aware product delivery. This position combines hands-on development with cross-team collaboration to support enterprise risk objectives and technology modernization. Compensation / Benefits health insurance tuition reimbursement accident and life insurance retirement savings plans opportunity for bonuses flexible hybrid work arrangement
Responsibilities:
Lead the software development lifecycle across teams to transform requirements into features and manage development processes Translate user needs into technical specifications and design artifacts, write code, and oversee design documentation Support system design and advise on security requirements, debug business systems and service applications Apply knowledge of algorithms, data structures, and programming languages to develop technology solutions meeting business needs Analyze, test, and implement new software programs and document the full lifecycle Ensure adherence to security, logging, error handling, and performance standards Evaluate new technologies for fit and impact on processes, data, and risk Follow release management practices and maintain version control Operate at enterprise level as a specialist resource to leadership and stakeholders Take measured risks aligned with the Risk Management Framework and organizational policy
Key requirements:
5-7 years development experience on Salesforce Lightning platform (PaaS) with metadata-driven and declarative development, Lightning Web Components, Apex, Aura, Flows, Page Layouts, Validation Rules, Custom Controls, Triggers, APIs Creative thinking Building and managing relationships Emotional agility Salesforce Lightning platform (PaaS) Metadata-driven development Declarative development
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