Salesforce APEX Developer

Salesforce APEX Engineer - LLM

Experience: 3 - 15 Years

Contract Duration: 3 Months

Opportunity- Full time Contract(8hrs in total) - 5 hours (PST overlap)

Total Years Of exp- 3+ years experience mandatory

Mandatory Skills-

Apex -3+ years, Salesforce-3+ years, Lightning Components (Aura), LWC, and VF pages 3 years

Required Skills

• 3+ years of Salesforce development experience, with a strong focus on Apex, Lightning Components (Aura), LWC, and VF pages.
• Salesforce certifications: PD1 (Platform Developer I) is required, and PD2 (Platform Developer II) is a strong asset.
• Strong understanding of Salesforce APIs, integration patterns, and best practices.
• Manage integrations with external APIs and third-party applications.
• Ensure adherence to Salesforce security and data integrity best practices.
• Write readable, reusable, and maintainable code
• Participate in code reviews to ensure that the standards for code quality are met
• Provide clear, clean, well-organized, correct, and clearly annotated/classifiable code in the responses
• Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science (or equivalent experience)
• Relevant experience as a software developer
• Extensive experience working with Salesforce and APEX Engineer
• Proficiency with the language's syntax and conventions
• Excellent spoken and written English communication skills
• Previous experience tackling algorithmic problems
  
  

About The Role

A NASDAQ-listed international enterprise with a focus on both services and products for the Internet is looking for an APEX Engineer. The selected candidate will be responsible for writing effective, high-quality APEX code to validate the efficiency of their LLM. The company has managed to single-handedly dominate the I.T. industry by establishing themselves as the leading Internet media giant.

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