Salesforce Developer - Generic III
software technologyPortland (ME)
Salesforce Developer - Generic III
Posted 9 days ago
software technologyPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Salesforce Developer Portland, OR12 month contract
Summary:
The main function of a Developer is to design, develop, and implement applications using general languages and technologies (e.g. - C#, C++, HTML) to support business requirements.
Job Responsibilities:
- Analyze highly complex business requirements; generate technical specifications to design or redesign complex software components and applications
- Act as an expert technical resource for modeling, simulation and analysis efforts
- Leverage industry best practices to design, test, implement and support a solution
- Assure quality, security and compliance requirements are met for supported area
- Be flexible and thrive in an evolving environment
- Adapt to change quickly and adjust work accordingly in a positive manner
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in a technical field such as computer science, computer engineering or related field required
- Must have Salesforce Developer certificate 6+ years of Salesforce experience 2 years of Salesforce lightning experience
- Sql, SQL Queries, any sort of pure programming like java scrpt or java is an added advantage or “good to have.”
Required Skills:
At least 6-7 years of salesforce admin experience 2 years of Salesforce lightning experience is a hard requirement Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or any sort of Technical background with a salesforce certification Must have a Salesforce admin certificate Sql, SQL Queries, any sort of pure programming like java scrpt or java is an added advantage or "good to have."Additional Skills: This is a 1 year contract!
Background Check:
Yes Drug Screen: Yes Notes: Will need to be onsite 50% of time - so need to be in Portland, OR area.
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