Salesforce Developer
lancesoftBel Air (MD)
About the role
Senior Salesforce Full Stack DeveloperLocation: Hartford, CT Schedule: Monday –Friday, 8: 00 AM –5: 00 PM Position: Full-Time
Job Overview:
We are seeking a Senior Salesforce Full Stack Developer to support existing custom Salesforce applications and participate in the development and enhancement of a next-generation enterprise system.
Responsibilities:
Design and develop solutions using Salesforce Apex, Lightning, and Visualforce.
Develop scalable solutions using OOP principles and design patterns.
Work across the full SDLC, including requirements, design, development, testing, deployment, maintenance, and production support.
Analyze requirements and develop application integrations.
Work with SOQL, SQL, and web technologies.
Support end-to-end application development and troubleshooting.
Create and maintain technical documentation.
Collaborate with technical teams and mentor less experienced developers.
Required Qualifications:
10+ years of overall software development experience.
5+ years of hands-on Salesforce development.
Strong Apex and OOP development skills.
Strong knowledge of Salesforce design patterns.
Experience with Lightning/LWC and Visualforce.
Experience with SOQL and SQL.
Experience with .NET/C# OOP and SOA.
Experience with end-to-end web development.
Experience with application integrations and APIs.
Strong problem-solving, communication, and analytical skills.
Ability to work independently and drive work from requirements through implementation.
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