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clearancejobsFort Meade (MD)
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About the role

Job TitleBuild the Salesforce platform that runs the program PMO.
Job Description: From custom Lightning Web Components and Apex to OmniStudio and Experience Cloud, you will develop the workflows and integrations the Government uses to manage the DoD's enterprise cloud contract. Locations include Arlington, VA (Crystal City); Fort Meade, MD; Chambersburg, PA (Letterkenny Army Depot); Ogden, UT (Hill AFB); or Oklahoma City, OK (Tinker AFB). On-site at a Government facility; limited local telework of unclassified work with Government approval.
How You'll Make an Impact:
  • Develop custom Lightning Web Components, Omni
  • Scripts, Data Mappers, Integration Procedures, Apex triggers, classes, and controllers.
  • Configure Flow automations, page layouts, record types, and Service Cloud features.
  • Build and maintain reports, dashboards, and analytics to Government-defined requirements.
  • Integrate Salesforce with external systems using APIs, MuleSoft, and related tools.
  • Maintain security profiles, permission sets, and sharing rules; configure Experience Cloud for strategic partner collaboration.
Job Requirements: What You'll Need to Join the Team:
  • Bachelor's degree + 5 years of experience with Agile development and the Atlassian suite, including custom Apex, Lightning Web Components, and platform configuration, or 9 years of applicable experience.
  • Active Secret clearance (T3 investigation; interim acceptable at start).Salesforce Platform Developer I - required.
  • Meets DoD 8140 requirements for Work Role 621, Software Developer (Advanced).What Sets You Apart
  • Salesforce Platform Developer II, OmniStudio Developer, or JavaScript Developer I certifications.
  • Experience on Salesforce Government Cloud or other FedRAMP/IL4 Salesforce implementations.
  • MuleSoft or REST/SOAP integration experience in a DoD environment.

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