Salesforce Lightning Developer
Marktine Technology Solutions Pvt Ltd
IndiaremotePosted 8 days ago
Skill Required
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Key highlights
- Minimum 3 years of hands‑on Salesforce development and integration experience.
- Immediate joiner preferred.
- Experience with Sales Cloud and Service Cloud.
- Proficiency in Apex, LWC, Lightning, and integration (REST/SOAP).
- Agile/Scrum methodology experience.
- Version control using GIT (and BitBucket).
Role overview
Responsibilities
- Implementation and deployment in Force.com.
- Worked with Data migration between SFDC environments.
- Good experience in SFDC configuration and mapping features to the business requirements.
- Experience with Sales Cloud/ Service cloud / Salesforce configuration skills/Apex development skills able to configure and code/ version control – GIT.
- Good understanding of Product lifecycle and key components of test planning and/or quality assurance.
- Should be good at Integration using Rest and Soap API.
- Experience working in Agile/Scrum methodologies.
Requirements
- At least 3 years of hands‑on development and integration experience with the Salesforce platform.
- Salesforce, LWC (Lightning Web Components), Lightning, Apex, Triggers, Integration.
- Sales Cloud/ Service Cloud / Salesforce configuration skills and Apex development skills able to configure and code; version control – GIT.
- Experience working in Agile/Scrum methodologies.
Nice to have
- Good to have experience in working with JSON, CSS, XML, Apex, JavaScript, JQuery.
- Working knowledge on continuous integration, working with repositories (e.g., BitBucket).
Additional details
- Preference given to Immediate Joiner with excellent communication skills.
- Originally posted on Himalayas.