North South Consulting Group

Salesforce Developer

Elizabethtown, KY
Full Time
Digital Team
Experienced
Position:SALESFORCE DEVELOPER
Location:ELIZABETHTOWN, KY (ON-SITE)
Salary:$60-80k

We are hiring a Salesforce Developer to help build and support the Salesforce solutions we deliver for Department of Defense (DoD) customers. You will independently own features from design through deployment, write secure and well-tested code, and help junior developers along the way. You will work with the Senior Developer and Salesforce Architect on more complex work.

This role requires US Citizenship

 
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
 
  • Independently design, build, and test features using Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), SOQL, and Flow
  • Turn user stories into technical tasks and estimates, and deliver them within the sprint
  • Choose between declarative and code solutions based on maintainability and platform best practices
  • Build and support integrations using REST APIs and Platform Events, with guidance from the Senior Developer and MuleSoft Integration Architect
  • Write secure code that respects sharing rules, field-level security, and CUI protection requirements
  • Write unit tests and maintain code coverage and quality
  • Participate in code reviews and help junior developers with questions and reviews
  • Manage changes through Git and the team's CI/CD pipeline
  • Troubleshoot and resolve production defects
  • Document technical designs and code to support sustainment and ATO packages

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
 
  • Independence: You take a user story from idea to production with limited supervision.
  • Problem solving: You debug methodically and find root causes.
  • Craftsmanship: You write clean, readable, well-tested code.
  • Security mindset: You think about data protection and access as you build.
  • Collaboration: You share knowledge and support junior teammates.
  • Learning mindset: You are building toward senior-level skills and keep up with platform releases.
 
EXPERIENCE

Required
  • 2–5 years of Salesforce development experience
  • Solid working knowledge of Apex, LWC, SOQL, and Flow
  • Asynchronous Apex (Batch, Queueable, Scheduled) and awareness of governor limits
  • Integrating Salesforce with other systems using REST APIs
  • Writing unit tests and working on an Agile team
  • Experience with Git and Git repositories (e.g., GitHub, Bitbucket, etc.)

Nice to Have
  • Experience with Salesforce Government Cloud Plus or Government Cloud Plus – Defense (IL4/IL5)
  • Experience with DoD or federal government work
  • Experience Cloud or Public Sector Solutions
  • Platform Events and Change Data Capture
  • Writing unit tests and working on an Agile team
  • Public portfolio of Salesforce projects
  • Knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
  • Experience with AWS
 
EDUCATION

Required
  • Salesforce Certified Platform Administrator
  • Salesforce Certified Platform Developer
  • CompTIA Security+ or another DoD 8140-qualifying certification (or the ability to obtain it within 6 months of hire)

Nice to Have
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, or a related field
  • Additional Salesforce Certifications
    • Salesforce Certified Platform Developer II
    • Salesforce Certified JavaScript Developer
  • Additional CompTIA Certifications
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