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Full Stack Developer

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digital massMinneapolis (MN)

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Senior

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About the role

Job Description
What You'll Do:
  • Program, test and debug features on company projects as assigned; projects will focus on programming Salesforce.com custom components.
  • Expand your knowledge of technical and functional design requirements
  • Design, code, test and document technical solutions.
  • Demonstrate an ability to cooperate with a variety of people
  • Identify and document system deficiencies and recommend solutions
  • Elevate project concerns to appropriate internal project sponsors
  • Manage and maintain a collaborative working relationship with clients and consistently delivering high-quality services
  • Prioritize multiple tasks effectively
Requirements
What You'll Need: 2-4 years of experience with: Object-oriented programming language experience (such as Java, C#, etc.)Database manipulation with a strong understanding of SQL.Experience developing using modern JavaScript frameworks (e.g., React, NextJS, jQuery, Salesforce Lightning Experience, etc.)Experience with front end development tooling including HTML and CSS What Will Set You Apart: Hands on Salesforce experience in a professional environment Demonstrated ability to learn new technologies Proven ability to solve challenging problems and manage context switching

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