We are hiring experienced Software Engineers to join our team and build on the Salesforce platform. These are hands-on engineering roles — you will be writing code, designing solutions, and shipping features across a large, mature codebase. We are not looking for administrators or declarative-only builders;
we need engineers who think in code and architecture.We're hiring across both UI/Frontend and Backend/Platform specializations, and you'll work on a production Experience Cloud site built with Lightning Web Components (LWC) and Bootstrap, supported by a robust backend of Apex services, integrations, and asynchronous processing.What You'll Work OnFrontend / UI Engineers will focus on:- Building and maintaining Lightning Web Components within an Experience Cloud site serving external users- Working with Bootstrap-based styling and responsive layouts alongside the LWC framework- Designing component architectures that are performant, accessible, and maintainable at scale- Integrating frontend components with Apex controllers, platform events, and real-time data flowsBackend / Platform Engineers will focus on:- Designing and building Apex services, triggers, and automation across a complex data model- Implementing and maintaining asynchronous processing patterns including Queueable Apex, Batchable Apex, and Platform Events- Working with the Connect API and other Salesforce platform APIs- Building and supporting MuleSoft integrations for document processing and connectivity to external systems- Ensuring governor limit compliance, bulkification, and performance optimization across high-volume operationsAll engineers will contribute to code reviews, technical design discussions, and continuous improvement of our engineering practices.Required Qualifications- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related technical discipline— we value a strong foundation in data structures, algorithms, systems design, and software engineering principles- 5+ years of professional software engineering experience, with a meaningful portion spent writing code on the Salesforce platform (Apex, LWC, SOQL/SOSL, Visualforce)- Demonstrated experience building large-scale applications — you've worked in codebases with significant complexity, not just small apps or proof-of-concept projects- Experience building cloud-native or cloud-hosted applications — you understand multi-tenant architecture, API-driven design, and the tradeoffs of building on a managed platform- Proficiency with modern AI-assisted development tools (e.G., GitHub Copilot, Claude, Cursor, or similar) — you actively use AI to accelerate coding, debugging, and code review, and you understand how to validate and guide AI-generated output effectively- Strong understanding of software engineering fundamentals: version control (Git), testing strategies, CI/CD, separation of concerns, and clean code practicesPreferred Qualifications- Experience with Salesforce Experience Cloud (Community Cloud) site development- Hands-on experience with Lightning Web Components (LWC) in production- Experience with MuleSoft (Anypoint Platform, API-led connectivity, CloudHub)- Familiarity with Platform Events and event-driven architecture on Salesforce- Experience with Batchable and Queueable Apex patterns for high-volume data processing- Working knowledge of the Salesforce Connect API- Salesforce certifications such as Platform Developer I/II (valued but not required — we care more about what you can build than what you've passed)- Experience with Bootstrap or similar CSS frameworks in the context of LWC development- Familiarity with document processing pipelines and integration patterns