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David Careers

Lead Salesforce Developer – Experience Cloud / LWR – $65-70/hr W2 – Phoenix (Hybrid)

Posted 5 days ago

nova 22 a sunsoft companyPhoenix (AZ)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$65-70/hr

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About the role

Lead Salesforce Developer Architect the digital front door for a state agency's external users. An Arizona state agency needs a hands-on Lead Salesforce Developer to own the end-to-end architecture of its Experience Cloud platform, the sites where the public actually interacts with state services, from template strategy through security models, CI/CD, and high-volume automation. Why this role stands out:$65-70/hr W2 depending on experience6-month contract starting early September Hybrid schedule, central Phoenix Genuine lead authority: architecture decisions, code review standards, C-suite roadmap presentations
What you'll do:
  • Lead Experience Cloud architecture, selecting LWR vs. Aura templates for performance and SEODesign security and identity models (External Identity, SSO, Account Relationship Data Sharing, Apex Managed Sharing)
  • Build modular, high-performance LWCs optimized for LWRImplement Audience Targeting and Salesforce CMS personalization
  • Design Headless Flows and asynchronous Apex for high-volume external transactions
  • Integrate Data Cloud, ERP, AWS, and Marketing Cloud via REST/SOAP and Named Credentials
  • Define CI/CD and branching strategy for Experience Cloud metadata
  • Enforce coding standards and mentor developers
Required:
  • Bachelor's degree 10+ years as a Salesforce Developer 5+ years as a Lead Salesforce Developer
  • Phoenix-area resident (current city on resume)
  • Authorized to work without sponsorship, W2 only
Preferred: Salesforce Experience Cloud (Community Cloud) depthLWR mastery Salesforce CLI / SFDXExperience Cloud Consultant and Platform Developer I certifications The firm stuff:
  • Local candidates only
  • In-person interview within a week of close
  • Start within two weeks of offer
  • HireRight background check and drug screening
  • Closes Thursday, August 6 at 3:00 PMKeywords: Lead Salesforce Developer, Salesforce Architect, Experience Cloud, Community Cloud, LWR, Lightning Web Runtime, LWC, Apex, SOQL, SFDX, Salesforce CLI, Data Cloud, Named Credentials, Headless Flows, Platform Developer, Phoenix, Hybrid, W2

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