Design, develop and maintain Force.com business applications using Visualforce and Apex. Implement Sales Cloud and Service Cloud solutions, integrate with SOAP/REST/Bulk/Metadata APIs, support packaging/deployment, and work on integrations (SAP/APTTUS). Salesforce developer certifications preferred.
Company Description
Sonoma Consulting is one of the fastest growing national IT Consulting and Executive Search company in the United States, which was founded in 2011 by Mark McGee, the President and CEO. Sonoma Consulting has two business divisions - IT Consulting Services & Executive Search to serve its 150 national clients which range from entrepreneurial start-ups to Global Fortune 500.
Job DescriptionJob Description:
- · 5+ years of experience developing Force.com commercial business applications;
- · 5+ years of Force.com experience in Visualforce/Apex development.
- · 3+ years of experience with Salescloud and Servicecloud
- · Experience working with Force.com application packaging and/or deployment is a BIG PLUS
- · Experience with Salesforce.com Web Services APIs – Force.com SOAP and REST-based Web Service APIs, the Bulk API, as well as the Metadata API
- · Experience developing interactive web-based applications and with SAP or APTTUS integration preferred
- · Developer certifications is also preferred
Titles: Salesforce Developer, Sales Force Developer, Salesforce.com, SFDC
Skills. Salesforce, SalesCloud, ServiceCloud, API
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