The Salesforce Developer will design and deliver solutions using Apex, LWC, and Flows, focusing on performance and reliability. Responsibilities include building with Apex, optimizing queries, handling integrations, managing CI/CD processes, and conducting code reviews.
This is a remote position.
Location: Remote (Colombia / LATAM, GMT-5)
Employment type: Full-time – Staff Augmentation
Seniority: Mid–Senior (5+ years)
Language: B2/C1 English required
Role MissionDesign and deliver high-quality solutions using Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), and Flows, balancing declarative vs. programmatic approaches and ensuring performance and reliability.
Build with Apex, LWC, SOQL/SOSL and unit tests with solid coverage
Apply platform limits best practices; optimize queries and governor usage
Integrations (REST APIs, Platform Events); error handling and observability
CI/CD and environment strategy across sandboxes and production
Code reviews, standards, and technical documentation
Collaborate with Admins, QA, and business for clear requirements and delivery
Requirements
- Must-Have Qualifications
3+ years of Salesforce development
Proven LWC + Apex experience (including tests)
B2–C1 English
Certification: Platform Developer I (PD-I)
Platform Developer II , Experience Cloud, event-driven architectures
Benefits
- 100% remote, flexible schedule
- Annual certification/training budget (Trailhead & exams)
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