Salesforce Mobile App Developer

Job ID: 33808640

Budget: $15 – $25 USD

Responsibilities:
• As a salesforce mobile application developer, you will be responsible for developing Application and/or mobile apps which interact with backend services, primarily Salesforce.
• Design, code, unit test, system test, performance test, debug, implement, and support Mobile App front end and API integrations.
• Experienced, hands-on developer, capable of communicating equally with management and fellow programmers, and used to working and improving in a team environment.
• Perform Test driven development (TDD) approach and aid in automation of test cases if possible
• Identifying potential problems and resolving application bottlenecks
• Comfortable working across cultures to collaborate with other developers and keen to participate in all challenges that come with the digital transformation of a global organization
• Ensure on-time delivery of enhancements or modifications to ongoing production applications

Requirements:
• At least 3-5 years of overall mobile APP development experience in Android or iOS with minimum 1 year of building HTML5/Hybrid mobile Apps. (React Native a plus)
• Familiarity with native build tools, such as XCode, Gradle, and Android Studio.
• Experience in developing reusable HTML5 & React Native components for both Android and iOS platforms.
• Experience in developing data access from Salesforce orgs using REST APIs in native and hybrid local apps, or with Visualforce in hybrid apps using JavaScript Remoting, for HTML5 apps using jQuery Mobile and Ajax.
• Experience in developing standalone mobile apps, either with native APIs using Swift or Objective-C for iOS or Java for Android, or through a hybrid container using JavaScript and HTML5 (Mobile SDK only).
• Experience writing Salesforce SOQL Query, Custom REST API integration, SMARTSTORE, and SmartSync data framework, Realm would be an additional advantage.
• Development Skills: Swift, Objective-C, Java, Kotlin; JavaScript.
• Understanding of REST APIs, SWAGGER API, Document request model, and offline storage.