Salesforce Developer

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teachers federal credit unionHauppauge (NY)

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Senior

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$93,000 per year

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About the role

Salesforce Developer Join Teachers Federal Credit Union in Hauppauge, NY to develop Salesforce solutions that meet stakeholder needs.
Responsibilities: Design, develop, test, and deploy custom Salesforce functionality including dashboards, interfaces, and integrations. Maintain daily support and administration of Salesforce instances, ensuring platform stability. Conduct code reviews, troubleshoot, and debug issues related to Salesforce platform and integrations. Integrate Salesforce with other applications using Salesforce APIs, Mulesoft, and legacy systems. Write Apex classes, triggers, Lightning Web Components, and manage deployments and data migrations. Utilize version control (GitHub) and implement best practices for trigger development and design patterns. Collaborate with project managers, business analysts, and stakeholders throughout development phases. Keep up-to-date with Salesforce releases and recommend improvements.
Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred. Minimum four years of Salesforce application development experience. Salesforce certification required; Salesforce Developer II preferred. Proficient with Apex, Visualforce, Lightning Components, HTML, JavaScript, and SOQL. Experience with DevOps tools (GitHub, CI/CD) preferred. Understanding of Financial Cloud Data Model and Person Account Models. Strong attention to detail, problem‑solving skills, and communication abilities.
Benefits: Competitive salary $93,000 – $116,250 plus discretionary bonus program. 401(k) company contribution. Paid time off, vacation, personal days, and holidays. Dental and vision coverage 100% paid. Tuition reimbursement for full‑time employees. Employee discount on credit card and loan products. Compensation & Background Check Good faith salary range $93,000 – $116,250 annually. All candidates will undergo background check, credit check, and drug test.
How to Apply: Visit Teachers Federal Credit Union Careers to view full job listing and apply.

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