Job Title: Salesforce Lead Developer
Location: Bangalore/Remote
Job Summary
We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Lead Salesforce Developer to join our dynamic team in a critical hands-on role.
This position will serve as the technical anchor for the Salesforce practice and will play a key role in shaping scalable Salesforce solutions, establishing the best development practices, and mentoring future team members as the team expands.
The ideal candidate will bring deep expertise and hands-on experience with Salesforce platform development, Agentforce, integrations, and enterprise-grade solution delivery.
The candidate should possess strong technical leadership capabilities, excellent stakeholder management skills, and the ability to drive end-to-end solution ownership across complex implementations.
Years of Experience Needed
9+ years of hands-on Salesforce CRM development and customization experience
Strong experience working on enterprise-scale Salesforce implementations
Skills Required
Extensive hands-on experience with
Agentforce
Apex, SOQL / SOSL
Lightning Web Components (LWC), JavaScript
Salesforce CLI, VS Code
Strong experience in:
Salesforce integrations (REST/SOAP APIs, middleware, external systems)
CI/CD pipelines and DevOps tools
Release management and deployment automation
Solid functional understanding of:
Sales Cloud
Service Cloud
Health Cloud and Healthcare domain exposure
Experience with:
Solution design and scalable architecture
Performance optimization and governance best practices
Security and sharing models
Agile delivery methodologies
Strong technical leadership, communication, stakeholder management, and mentoring skills
Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, and implement scalable Salesforce solutions aligned with business requirements and enterprise standards.
Lead development activities involving Agentforce, Apex, LWC Components, integrations, and platform customizations.
Drive best practices around coding standards, DevOps, gov
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