Job Summary:
We are looking for a motivated Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) Developer with at least 1.5 years of hands-on experience in SFCC development. The ideal candidate will have a robust foundation in Vanilla JavaScript, SCSS, and Page Designer components, along with familiarity in working with SFCC cartridges and content management tools. This role requires someone who is detail-oriented, proactive, and able to collaborate effectively with teams and stakeholders to deliver scalable, reusable, and high-quality e-commerce solutions.

Roles & Responsibilities:
Develop and maintain custom solutions on Salesforce Commerce Cloud using Vanilla JavaScript, SCSS, and SFCC cartridges.
Implement and manage Page Designer components, content slots, and content assets to create dynamic and reusable digital experiences.
Apply CSS BEM naming methodology to ensure maintainable and scalable frontend code.
Work with the dept base SFCC cartridge principles to build and customize project solutions effectively.
Collaborate with designers, architects,



and project managers to align deliverables with client needs
Participate in daily stand-ups, providing concise updates and proactively raising concerns regarding deadlines or blockers.
Ensure code quality and follow best practices for scalable and maintainable development.
Offer solutions and recommendations during client discussions, demonstrating a solid understanding of technical possibilities.
Stay up to date with emerging SFCC features, tools, and A/B testing methodologies like Optimizely or SiteSpect.

Years of Experience:
Minimum 1.5 years of skilled experience in Salesforce Commerce Cloud development.
Educational Qualification & Certifications (Optional):
Bachelor s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud-related certifications (preferred but not mandatory).

Skill Set Required:
Must have:
At least 1.5 years of hands-on experience in Salesforce C

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