Salesforce CPQ Developer
insight globalVernon Hills (IL)
Salesforce CPQ Developer
Posted 6 days ago
insight globalVernon Hills (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Salesforce DeveloperRequired Skills & Experience:
6-8 years of salesforce development experience, ideally within a large enterprise environmentExperience developing and enhancing applications within Salesforce CPQStrong understanding of core Salesforce CPQ functionalityStrong experience working with LWC's and Apex flowsExperience building new functionality, enhancing existing Salesforce applications, and troubleshooting/fixing bugsUnderstanding of API integrations and how Salesforce components interact with APIsKnowledge of Agile development practices, including sprint planning and story-based developmentExperience supporting applications in a production environmentAbility to work across both planned development work and incoming high-priority workstreamsStrong experience with AI agent development frameworks, preferably with Salesforce Agent Force and or Copilot, Tech Torch Beacon PlatformJob Description: We are seeking an experienced Salesforce Developer to support a large-scale Salesforce CPQ environment. This individual will work primarily within CPQ development, application enhancements, order management and project management systems in CPQ. This individual will be expected to also work on AI agent development with experience in frameworks such as Salesforce Agent Force, Copilot or Tech Torch Beacon Platform. The team currently operates primarily in maintenance mode but has several high-value workstreams coming in that will require additional development capacity. The developer will work within an Agile environment alongside developers and QA resources and will participate in sprint planning, story development, and ongoing production support.
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