Position: Salesforce Developer
Company: VARTEQ
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Our client is a global association engaging in the development and adaptation of industry-leading knowledge and practices for information systems. They work with over 140,000 constituents in more than 180 countries to create the best solutions in cybersecurity.

**Qualifications:**

- Experience with Salesforce ( at least ) 3 years
- API & External Integrations REST/SOAP APIs and experience building integrations with Salesforce.com
- Salesforce Lightning components experience
- Experience with FormAssembly is highly recommended
- Experience with scripted data loader, web services, cloud or on-premise middleware and other enterprise integrating technologies
- Knowledge of Agile development practices, particularly sprint planning and assessment
- Understanding of object-oriented concepts, abstraction/inheritance, as well as experience with object-oriented languages
- Excellent capacity to work autonomously or integrated in a team
 
**You will:**

- Develop web services and software applications
- Write well designed, testable, efficient, reusable code
- Participate in project execution throughout the life-cycle of the project including: Analysis, Requirements Definition, Design, Build, Unit tests, writing quality test classes to meet Salesforce best practices
- Facilitate discovery, design, development, and deployment activities
- Manage resources and deliver project tasks, both external and internal
- Provide support and troubleshooting services for Salesforce
 
**What’s in it For You:**

- Be part of building one of the largest IT association
- Remote work possibilities
- Possibility to attend internal, external courses, workshops and access to corporate subscriptions
- Weekly happy hours and monthly corporate events
- English grammar classes + Emailing, Soft skill and other useful workshops
- Responsive and friendly team
- Competitive salary, 20 working vacation days
- Accounting support