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 On
Frontend / 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 flows Backend / 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 Mule Soft integrations for document processing and connectivity to external systems
Ensuring governor limit compliance, bulkification, and performance optimization across high-volume operations All 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., Git Hub 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 practices Preferred Qualifications
Experience with Salesforce Experience Cloud (Community Cloud) site development
Hands-on experience with Lightning Web Components (LWC) in production
Experience with Mule Soft (Anypoint Platform, API-led connectivity, Cloud Hub)
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