Job title : Sr Software Engineer (1353705)
Location : Atlanta, GA (Hybrid)
Duration: 6+ months of contract
Only for US citizens and Green card holder
Job Description:
The Senior Salesforce.com Developer will lead technical requirements sessions, architect & document technical solutions, and develop on the platform. They will design & develop interfaces between Salesforce.com and other systems. They must also be able to manage client expectations and scope. This position acts as a liaison between the client and internal development staff and is responsible for leading the development staff during all phases of the project’s lifecycle.
Responsibilities
- Translate business requirements into well designed solutions that best leverage the platform
- Provide detailed estimates of the level of effort associated to implement the project from business requirements gathering through deployment
- Lead technical design sessions, designing and documenting technical solutions that are aligned with the client’s business objectives
- Lead the technical delivery of Salesforce.com implementations including: development of custom solutions and integrations; managing technical scope and client expectations; providing hands on expert level assistance to developers for technical issues; and designing and managing the execution of test plans and ensuring a quality solution is delivered
- Demonstrate technical thought leadership
- Be familiar with Advanced Apex programming concepts including core design patterns, limits and bulk patterns, efficient and reliable trigger handling, asynchronous operations and effective unit testing
- Be comfortable with modern SDLC best practices including iterative and incremental development, delivering working software frequently with attention to technical excellence
- Be a credible subject matter expert in sales cycles, marketing events and directly to clients and partners
- Adhere to coding standards and develop well-structured, maintainable and easy to understand code.
Top 5 Must Haves: Salesforce, lightning web component, VisualForce, Apex Classes/Controllers, Apex Triggers