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SALESFORCE TECH LEAD_Remote work

  • Dikshatek
  • Remote — Vietnam
  • Full Time
  • Developer

Requirements: Hands-on experience with SFDC Service Cloud - Knowledge of SFDC Experience Cloud- Knowledge of Health Cloud 5+ years working as a SFDC developer working on Sales, Service and Community clouds Strong knowledge of custom Salesforce development including Apex, Aura, Process Builder, Flow, and LWC, Visualforce, basic administration, reporting and general design concepts. Expert in Aura framework and Lighting framework, particularly for developing custom lightning components on our SFDC Community pages Expertise in DevOps best practices, CI/CD and deployment for an IT organization of enterprise scale, either with Salesforce specific tools like Copado or Git, Bamboo etc. Experience building webservices using SOAP, REST, XML, JSON API integration skills working with middleware platforms such as Mulesoft Knowledge of any Object-Oriented Programming language (java or .net) is required. Experience building webservices using SOAP, REST, XML, JSON MS in an IT-related discipline such as Computer Science Responsibility: Develop and maintain custom solutions on force.com platform using Apex and Visual force Develop and support new apps using lightning framework for internal and external users Support on-going production Global SFDC instances for business continuity Maintain proper documentation for workflow processes, list of values, migration plans, and standard operating procedures in accordance with business requirements. Assess the impact of proposed changes and recommend alternative solution choices, determining trade-offs and impact analysis Support the Customers integration program. Work with integration leads on processes moving data between Salesforce and other third-party solutions such as marketing automation or ERP. Communicate effectively with IT leaders and/or business users on the status of enhancements, projects and open production support tickets. Occasional off-hour support of production applications/processes should issues arise outside of business hoursOriginally posted on Himalayas