Salesforce Apex & LWC Development
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need an experienced Salesforce developer to jump into my org and take ownership of both fresh features and refinements to what is already there. The focus is pure development work—Apex classes and triggers, Visualforce pages, Lightning components, and the newer LWC framework—rather than general admin tasks.
The org already contains a mix of custom code, managed packages, and standard configuration. Some items will be green-field, others will require carefully extending or refactoring existing customisations without breaking current functionality. I will provide access to a sandbox, a backlog of user stories, and any documentation we have so you can begin immediately.
You should be comfortable with:
• Writing and optimising Apex code that meets best-practice governor limits
• Building or updating Visualforce pages for classic-only users
• Developing Lightning components and LWCs to surface new UI features in Lightning Experience
• Working with version control (preferably Git) and deploying through change sets or SFDX
Acceptance criteria for each story will be clear: unit tests at 90%+ coverage, all governor limits respected in bulk runs, and functional verification in the sandbox before promotion.
If you have the bandwidth to collaborate in GMT+5:30 business hours for occasional stand-ups and can deliver clean, well-documented code, let’s discuss the first sprint.
The org already contains a mix of custom code, managed packages, and standard configuration. Some items will be green-field, others will require carefully extending or refactoring existing customisations without breaking current functionality. I will provide access to a sandbox, a backlog of user stories, and any documentation we have so you can begin immediately.
You should be comfortable with:
• Writing and optimising Apex code that meets best-practice governor limits
• Building or updating Visualforce pages for classic-only users
• Developing Lightning components and LWCs to surface new UI features in Lightning Experience
• Working with version control (preferably Git) and deploying through change sets or SFDX
Acceptance criteria for each story will be clear: unit tests at 90%+ coverage, all governor limits respected in bulk runs, and functional verification in the sandbox before promotion.
If you have the bandwidth to collaborate in GMT+5:30 business hours for occasional stand-ups and can deliver clean, well-documented code, let’s discuss the first sprint.