Salesforce Development Engineer

Job highlights
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Qualifications
Sure, you need to know how to add fields, edit layouts, create dashboards and reports, manage permissions, and build approval processes
More importantly you need to know how to write code
Ideal candidates are those with strong Computer Science backgrounds
A strong Computer Science background
Software Engineering experience with technologies outside of Salesforce
Minimum of 1 year Salesforce development experience
Experience with the Force.com platform, AppExchange, Apex, Visualforce, SOQL, and SOSL
Strong Computer Science background required
Minimum of 1-3 years in a developer role
Minimum of 1-3 year Salesforce development experience
Experience with the Force.com platform, AppExchange, Apex, Visualforce, SOQL, and SOSL
Responsibilities
You’ll be responsible for the software that powers a variety of internal systems including supply chain, warehouse management, shipping logistics, vendor management, customer support, and accounting
Some of that code will be in Salesforce technologies (Apex, Visualforce, Lightning, SOQL, SOSL, etc)
Lots of that code will be in technologies other than Salesforce (we use Elm, Node.js, and Python to name a few)
Job description
• **THIS ROLE IS LOCATED ON SITE ***
• **No relocation assistance is provided***

Mercatalyst (creators of casemates.com, meh.com, morningsave.com, shop.univision.com, sidedeal.com, and future projects) is looking for extraordinary Salesforce Development Engineers with Salesforce experience to work on our internal systems and infrastructure.

You’ll be responsible for the software that powers a variety of internal systems including supply chain, warehouse management, shipping logistics, vendor management, customer support, and accounting. If this doesn’t sound like the most boring job in tech then we’d like to talk to you. But only if you’re an amazing rock star, or a ninja, or a zombie hunter, or whatever term all the cool recruiters are throwing around these days.

Here’s the deal: this is not a Salesforce Administrator job. Sure, you need to know how to add fields, edit layouts, create dashboards and reports, manage permissions, and build approval processes. More importantly you need to know how to write code. Some of that code will be in Salesforce technologies (Apex, Visualforce, Lightning, SOQL, SOSL, etc).

Lots of that code will be in technologies other than Salesforce (we use Elm, Node.js, and Python to name a few). All the Salesforce certifications in the world can’t help you with that. Ideal candidates are those with strong Computer Science backgrounds.

We’re looking for someone who has:
• A strong Computer Science background.
• Software Engineering experience with technologies outside of Salesforce.
• Minimum of 1 year Salesforce development experience.
• Experience with the Force.com platform, AppExchange, Apex, Visualforce, SOQL, and SOSL.
• Experience with the FinancialForce.com ERP, Financial Management, and Supply Chain Management products is a plus.

Qualifications
• Strong Computer Science background required
• Minimum of 1-3 years in a developer role
• Minimum of 1-3 year Salesforce development experience
• Experience with the Force.com platform, AppExchange, Apex, Visualforce, SOQL, and SOSL.
• Experience with the FinancialForce.com ERP, Financial Management, and Supply Chain Management products is a plus
• 1-3 years e-commerce experience a plus

This position is only available to those interested in direct staff employment opportunities. Please note, 10++ or corp-2-corp contractors or the equivalent will NOT be considered.