Sr Salesforce Developer with UI Skills
tech tamminaSan Antonio (TX)
Sr Salesforce Developer with UI Skills
Posted today
tech tamminaSan Antonio (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sr Salesforce Developer With UI SkillsFunction as Senior SFDC Developer and suggest best-practice Salesforce.com or Force.com solutions to address user requirementsRequirements Gathering, Analysis and EstimationPreparing formal project documentation including requirements specifications, system design documents, current & future state diagrams, test cases and user manualAssisting business users during UAT, analyzes and resolves production issues during warranty periodWorking closely with Force.com admin team during code deploymentParticipating in new initiatives/projects discussion with business and converting them into an opportunityRequired Skills 3-5 years Salesforce.com/Force.com development experience with good exposure to SDLC processesGood hands-on experience with customization (Apex Triggers, Classes & Visual Force), configuration (Formulas, Workflows, Approval processes, Custom objects and fields, Sharing Rules, Page layouts, Record types, Permission Sets, Reports and Dashboards) and integration experience with Salesforce.com APIExperience with Agile methodology and ability to handle multiple projectsExperience with HTML 5, CSS, JQuery, Angular JS web services & mobile frameworks are desirableEffective written and verbal communication skills with good analytical skills, Onsite-Offshore model working experience401(Salesforce.com developer) or 201(Salesforce.com administrator) certification is desirableBachelor Degree or Higher
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