Salesforce Marketing Cloud Developer
ascii groupEvanston (IL)
Salesforce Marketing Cloud Developer
Posted 5 days ago
ascii groupEvanston (IL)
SENIORITY
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About the role
Hi, We have a position which is suitable to your skillset. Please go through the below JD and let me know your interest. Title : Salesforce Marketing Cloud Developer
Location: Chicago Riverwoods, IL (3 days client office)
Relevant Experience: (in Yrs.): 8a+ Years
Detailed Job Description:
Sr. Salesforce Developer – Sales Cloud & Marketing CloudWe are looking for a Senior Salesforce Developer with strong hands-on development experience and the ability to contribute to solution design and architecture.
Key Skills:
- Strong hands-on experience with Salesforce Sales Cloud and Marketing Cloud
- Expertise in Apex, LWC, SOQL, Flows, and Salesforce configuration
- Experience with REST/SOAP APIs and Salesforce integrations
- Strong solution design and architectural skills, including scalable and reusable design patterns
- Experience with Marketing Cloud integrations, data flows, and automation
- Strong understanding of Salesforce security, sharing, and data models
- Ability to provide technical guidance, perform code/design reviews, and mentor developers
- Strong communication and stakeholder collaboration skills
- Thanks & Regards
- Venkatesh Kundurthi
- Recruitment Manager || ASCII Group, LLC
Office:
(248)-476-7600 Ext. 104; Direct: +1 469 663 062538345 W. 10 Mile Rd, Ste.#365; Farmington, MI 48335
Email: Website: www.asciigroup.com
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