Job Description
Job Description
One of our clients is hiring for a Salesforce Programmer Analyst to support a department in the state of VA. You’ll improve a newly built Salesforce Service Cloud application, fix its defects, and help it serve residents who rely on critical social services programs.
This role suits a developer who reaches for configuration first, writes clean Apex and LWC when configuration isn’t enough, and works comfortably inside a disciplined Copado release pipeline.
Why You’ll Want This Role
- Public-sector work that makes a direct difference for residents
- A recently built application, so you’ll spend your time improving modern code rather than untangling a decade of legacy customization
- Hands-on work across Flows, Apex, LWC, and Aura to LWC modernization
- Exposure to Salesforce AI capabilities, including Agentforce, Einstein, and Prompt Builder
What You’ll Do
- Build and maintain Flows, Apex classes and triggers, and Lightning Web Components (LWC) to meet business requirements
- Favor declarative solutions (Flows, Validation Rules, Permission Sets) and reserve Apex and LWC for requirements configuration can’t handle
- Migrate legacy Aura components to LWC
- Manage source control, deployments, and release pipelines across Salesforce environments using Copado CI/CD
- Write and maintain Apex unit tests that meet org code-coverage requirements
- Work with the DevOps team to debug, triage, and remediate defects
- Document user stories, acceptance criteria, and design changes in Jira for both defect fixes and new features
- Maintain technical documentation, including design specs, deployment notes, and release documentation
What You Must Have
- 8+ years of Salesforce Service Cloud experience
- 8+ years of hands-on Apex (classes, triggers) and Lightning Web Components development
- 4+ years of production experience with Copado for release management
- 3+ years of experience migrating Aura components to LWC
- 5+ years of Jira experience with agile story writing, acceptance criteria, and defect tracking
- Strong declarative configuration skills, including Flow Builder, Process Builder to Flow migration, validation rules, page layouts, and permission sets
- Experience writing Apex unit tests within a DevOps-driven defect remediation process
- Strong written communication skills for technical documentation
- W2 only. No C2C or third-party submissions.
Nice to Have (Bonus)
- Salesforce Platform Developer I or II certification
- Experience supporting government or public-sector Salesforce implementations
- Exposure to Agentforce, Einstein, or Prompt Builder, or familiarity with recent Dreamforce product announcements