About The Role
As an L3 Salesforce Developer you'll apply your Salesforce platform and development expertise to build best-in-class functionality for our customers. Much of your work will be on large-scale, integration-rich Salesforce projects in the energy & utilities sector, built on Salesforce Industries (formerly Vlocity / Industry Clouds).
This is a developer role first and foremost. In the near term you'll also cover a quality-engineering and test-automation remit on initial projects, so hands-on experience of automated testing matters. As you move onto subsequent projects the emphasis shifts toward feature development — hiring at developer level gives us stronger automation now and gives you broad, long-term development opportunities.
Key Responsibilities
- Design, develop, test, document and refactor moderately complex Salesforce components (Apex, Lightning Web Components, and configuration), deployed to customers.
- Design, build and maintain automated tests and test suites (e.g. Apex tests, UI/end-to-end automation, API testing)



and support their integration into continuous integration / continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines.
- Contribute to quality engineering practices — test coverage, test-driven development and defect management.
- Build and consume integrations between Salesforce and external enterprise systems (REST/SOAP APIs, platform events, middleware) as part of a wider integration landscape.
- Configure and extend Salesforce Industries / Energy & Utilities Cloud features (e.g. OmniStudio) where applicable.
- Ensure compliance with Salesforce best practices and security standards.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams — consultants, engineers and architects — to gather and analyse requirements and turn lightweight requirements into prototypes, then production builds.
- Create technical documentation and user guides; provide technical support and troubleshooting.

About Us
Inardua was founded in 2020 and is a Salesforce Consulting Partner and

📌 Salesforce Developer (India)
🏢 Inardua
📍 India