Salesforce Engineer (Developer)

Salesforce Engineer (Developer)

Location- London/Hybrid, Start date- ASAP

Contract Type- Permanent, Hours- Full Time, Salary - up to £62,000 (dependent on experience)

A Public Sector Organisation is actively seeking a new salesforce Developer to join their established salesforce internal team.

The Successful applicant will be offered a highly competitive salary, in addition to various benefits.

Key responsibilities

• Collaborate with the team to identify and implement the best Salesforce architectural solutions
• Express, communicate, and manage a change management (release) process to develop and implement new applications and updates to existing code.
• Collaborate with the QA Engineers, Business Analysts and key business users to test the stories
• Responsible for developing in Visualforce, Apex, and other technologies to build customised solutions that support business requirements and drive key business decisions.

Requirements

• At least 3 years of hands-on experience as a Salesforce developer
• Previous development experience with (url removed) - Certified (url removed) Developer would be beneficial
• Proficient Experience writing Visualforce and Apex classes and triggers
• Experience integrating (url removed) with other applications via real-time, sync/asyn
• Service cloud experience
• Release Management and CI/CD tooling

If you are interested in this role, please send all enquiries to: (url removed)

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