Salesforce Engineer with Release Management
longfinch technologiesGlen Ridge (NJ)
Salesforce Engineer with Release Management
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longfinch technologiesGlen Ridge (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Salesforce engineer (with release management background) OR release manager (with salesforce engineering background) Hybrid, Phoenix, NY, or Sunrise- Florida.
Requirements:
1 year experience in a role whose responsibilities involved hands-on release management (May be release management role, RTE role or engineering role)
Skills:
- Strong skills with Git and GitHub Workflows
- Salesforce Programming (Apex, Javascript)
- Strong analytical skills, ability to diagnose failures quickly.
- Basic familiarity with Agentic coding and AI tools 1 year full time salesforce engineering
Must be willing to 1x a week work late 8-10pm MST/11pm-1am EDT to assist with release (we're not asking anyone to work more than 40 hours - the expectation is they'd move working time from later in the week or from earlier that day)(If Phoenix based) must be willing to attend early morning meetings for coordination with IST team.
Location:
Hybrid assignment in Phoenix, NY, or Sunrise. (Temporarily they may not have to come into the office 3 days a week but that may change in the future)
Nice to have:
Phoenix-based Candidates must pass a tech screen based on judgment of reviewing sr engineer Tech screen will consist of sample repo build or deployment issues and investigating and/or resolving those issues, as well as explaining/communicating findings.
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