Senior Salesforce Developer
client of maven companiesPhoenix (AZ)
Senior Salesforce Developer
Posted today
client of maven companiesPhoenix (AZ)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Expectations:8+ years of Salesforce platform experience. Strong hands-on Salesforce engineering experience across Apex, LWC, Flows, APIs, platform events, asynchronous processing, and enterprise integrations. Deep understanding of Salesforce platform internals including governor limits, transaction management, security/sharing model, performance optimization, and large-scale data handling. Ability to independently drive solution design discussions and make sound tradeoff decisions between declarative features and custom engineering solutions. Experience designing and supporting enterprise-grade integrations using REST/SOAP APIs, middleware, event-driven architecture, and external platforms. Strong debugging, root-cause analysis, and production support skills in complex enterprise environments. Ability to critically analyze requirements, identify design gaps early, and challenge incomplete or non-scalable solutions. Strong code review discipline, engineering standards mindset, and focus on resiliency, quality, and operational excellence. Modern Salesforce Experience Preferred: Salesforce Data Cloud Agentforce / Einstein AI capabilitiesCRM Analytics / AI-driven workflows Experience enabling unified customer profiles, identity resolution, and AI-ready data models Exposure to event-driven and near real-time architectures Familiarity with Hyperforce considerations and enterprise platform modernization initiatives Expected Leadership Behaviors: Contribute beyond story execution and operate as a senior technical leader Drive design reviews, PR rigor, and technical documentation Mentor junior engineers and uplift engineering quality across the team Help drive shift-left quality and scalable engineering practices
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