SFDC Consultant
About the role
- Participate in all phases of software development life cycle including functional analysis development of technical requirements, prototyping, coding, testing, deployment and support.
- Develop high quality and scalable application logic with Apex and SOQL.Develop highly interactive UI using Visualforce, JavaScript and JQuery technologies.
- Develop custom applications using Force.com and integrating salesforce.com with other systems.
- Apply best practices and design patterns of best of breed applications developed on the Force.com platform. REQUIREDEXPERIENCE5+ years of Force.com experience in Visualforce/Apex development.
- Experience developing Force.com commercial business applications as part of a collaborative team.
- Must have Integration integration experience from Salesforce to other cloud applications.
- Ability to map out to process flows and objects in SFDC.; Strong platform experience - must understand and be able to implement Salesforce.com configuration changes.401/501 and 201 certified candidates are preferred
- Experience with Salesforce.com Web Services APIs - Force.com SOAP and REST-based Web Service APIs, the Bulk API, and the Metadata API.Experience working with Force.com application packaging and deployment is a plus.
- Experience building complex business applications using Java, C# or C++Qualifications
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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