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Marktine Technology Solutions Pvt LtdListed on Himalayas
Salesforce Developer
Remote · United States
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- Education
- Master's
Skills mentioned
salesforceagilecssjavascriptscrum
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Job Description forSalesforceLightningDeveloper:-
Roles and Responsibilities -
Preference given toImmediate Joinerwith excellent communication skills.
Experience in Salesforce.com development experience (triggers, apex classes, visual force
pages)
Salesforce,LWC (Lightning Web Components), Lightning, Apex, Triggers, Integration
Implementation and deployment in Force.com.
Strong knowledge of writing complex SOQL Queries
At least3 years of hands-on development and integration experiencewith salesforce
platform.
Worked with Data migration between SFDC environments
Good experience in SFDC configuration and mapping features to the business requirements.
Experience withSales Cloud/ Service cloud / Salesforce configure 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.
Good to have experience in working with JSON, CSS, XML, Apex, JavaScript, JQuery.
Working knowledge on continuous integration, working with repositories (e.g. BitBucket).
Should be good in Integration using Rest and Soap API.
Experience working in Agile/Scrum methodologies.
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