Looking for an experienced Salesforce developer
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need an experienced Salesforce Developer who can jump straight into Apex and LWC work while also taking charge of a series of REST-based integrations. Day-to-day you will be extending existing apps and building new ones, wiring them up to external services through well-designed, secure APIs.
Your toolkit should naturally include VS Code, Salesforce CLI, and Git because that is exactly what I use to manage the org. You will spend most of your time writing efficient, bulk-safe Apex (async, triggers, controllers) and crafting responsive Lightning Web Components. Advanced Flow Builder configuration will round out many of the business processes we expose to users.
Key areas you’ll tackle:
• Build and enhance custom applications in Sales, Service, and Experience Cloud.
• Design, develop, and test REST/SOAP integrations with multiple third-party systems.
• Apply proper security, sharing, and governor-limit considerations across Experience Sites.
I expect clean, well-documented code committed through Git, plus deployment-ready metadata that can be pushed with Salesforce CLI. If you hold a Platform Developer II or have CI/CD experience with Copado, Gearset, GitHub Actions, or Azure DevOps, let me know—that would be a bonus, though not required.
If this sounds like your bread and butter, tell me about a recent REST/SOAP project you delivered and we can get started right away.
Your toolkit should naturally include VS Code, Salesforce CLI, and Git because that is exactly what I use to manage the org. You will spend most of your time writing efficient, bulk-safe Apex (async, triggers, controllers) and crafting responsive Lightning Web Components. Advanced Flow Builder configuration will round out many of the business processes we expose to users.
Key areas you’ll tackle:
• Build and enhance custom applications in Sales, Service, and Experience Cloud.
• Design, develop, and test REST/SOAP integrations with multiple third-party systems.
• Apply proper security, sharing, and governor-limit considerations across Experience Sites.
I expect clean, well-documented code committed through Git, plus deployment-ready metadata that can be pushed with Salesforce CLI. If you hold a Platform Developer II or have CI/CD experience with Copado, Gearset, GitHub Actions, or Azure DevOps, let me know—that would be a bonus, though not required.
If this sounds like your bread and butter, tell me about a recent REST/SOAP project you delivered and we can get started right away.