Salesforce Developer
Location: Hybrid | In-Office Options
About the Role
TechnoMile is seeking a Salesforce Developer to join our Client Delivery team. In this technical role, you will be accountable for designing, developing, and deploying custom Salesforce solutions, writing Apex code and Lightning Web Components, and delivering high-quality implementations that meet business requirements. This full-time position reports to our Practice Director.
This is a tremendous opportunity to build innovative technical solutions for our clients while growing your Salesforce development expertise within a dynamic, innovative setting.
What You’ll Do
Design, develop, test, and deploy custom Salesforce solutions including Apex classes, triggers, Lightning Web Components, and Visualforce pages. Translate business and technical requirements into well-architected solutions that best leverage the Salesforce platform. Collaborate with consultants and stakeholders to gather technical requirements and define scalable development approaches.



Build and maintain integrations between Salesforce and third-party systems using REST/SOAP APIs and middleware platforms. Write unit tests and conduct thorough code reviews to ensure code quality, coverage, and adherence to Salesforce best practices. Maintain technical documentation including solution design documents, data models, and deployment guides. Evaluate and recommend declarative versus programmatic approaches, ensuring optimal platform usage and maintainability. Participate in sprint planning, estimating development effort, and delivering within Agile delivery lifecycle phases. Analyze and resolve technical issues, performing impact analysis for scope changes and documenting required code and configuration updates. Serve as a technical resource for project teams, providing guidance on Salesforce platform capabilities and development standards. Support knowledge transfer and mentor junior developers on coding standards and Salesforce de

📌 Salesforce Developer (India)
🏢 TechnoMile
📍 India