Full Stack Salesforce Developer
instantserveBel Air (MD)
$70–80/hr
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Posted 43 days ago
instantserveBel Air (MD)
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$70–80/hr
About the role
Job ID: z5G7h3l6a1kMvyS65NP3c-7NX8UBTCI8k-_MulRpNqE=Job Code: ATS #53717
Reference: 50636
Location: hartford, CT, United States
Job Title: Full Stack Salesforce Developer
Interview: IN Person after webcam
Location: Hartford, CT (Hybrid – 1 day/week or 2 days every 2 weeks onsite)
Client: State of Connecticut – Department of Children and Families
Rate: $70–80/hr (C2C – MAX)
Work Authorization: USC / GC only
Requisition ID: 65038DCF (22PSX0086)
Job Description:
The State of Connecticut is seeking a highly experienced Full Stack Salesforce Developer to support enterprise application development and integrations. Salesforce is the primary skill requirement; experience with .NET is a plus. Required
Skills & Experience:
- 10+ years of overall IT experience 5+ years of hands-on Salesforce developmentStrong expertise in APEX (OOP, design patterns)
- Experience with Lightning (Aura/LWC) and front-end developmentStrong SOQL, data modeling, and database skills
- Experience with JavaScript frameworks
- End-to-end full-stack development experience
- Ability to work independently from requirements through implementation
- Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
Preferred Skills: .NET experience (OOP, SOA) Application integration experience
Responsibilities:
- Design and develop Salesforce APEX, Lightning, and Visualforce components
- Build full-stack solutions across front-end, middle tier, and database layers
- Support application integrations and technical analysis
- Participate in all phases of the SDLCMaintain technical documentation
- Additional Notes: Webcam + in-person interview required
- Local candidates preferred or willing to commute/relocate
- Candidates with references will be prioritized
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