Sr. Salesforce Developer with UI Skills (Permanent / Full time )
tectamminaSan Antonio (TX)
Sr. Salesforce Developer with UI Skills (Permanent / Full time )
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tectamminaSan Antonio (TX)
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Senior
About the role
Sr. Salesforce Developer with UI Skills (Permanent / Full time) Role Type: Full-time Overview Function as Senior SFDC Developer and suggest best-practice Salesforce.com or Force.com solutions to address user requirements.
Responsibilities:
Function as Senior SFDC Developer and suggest best-practice Salesforce.com or Force.com solutions to address user requirements Requirements gathering, analysis and estimation Prepare formal project documentation including requirements specifications, system design documents, current & future state diagrams, test cases and user manuals Assist business users during UAT; analyze and resolve production issues during warranty period Work closely with Force.com admin team during code deployment Participate in new initiatives/projects discussions with business and convert them into opportunities Required Skills 3-5 years Salesforce.com/Force.com development experience with good exposure to SDLC processes Hands-on experience with customization (Apex Triggers, Classes & Visualforce), configuration (Formulas, Workflows, Approval processes, Custom objects and fields, Sharing Rules, Page layouts, Record types, Permission Sets, Reports and Dashboards) and integration with Salesforce.com API Experience with Agile methodology and ability to handle multiple projects Experience with HTML5, CSS, JQuery, Angular JS web services & mobile frameworks is desirable Effective written and verbal communication skills with good analytical skills; Onsite-Offshore model working experience Certification: 401 (Salesforce.com Developer) or 201 (Salesforce.com Administrator) is desirable How to Apply Please share your profile to mdanish(at)1stitsolutions.com Job Status: Full Time / Permanent Share the Profiles to: mdanish(at)1stitsolution.com Contact: 703 349 1004 Keep the subject line with Job Title and Location
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