Senior Salesforce Developer – Full Time or Part Time

Job Description:

  • You will take ownership of a critical, long-term public sector initiative.
  • Design, build, and maintain complex, scalable solutions on the Salesforce platform independently.
  • Ensure a seamless handover of platform ownership before and after go-live.
  • Collaborate seamlessly with stakeholders to define solutions while managing the information flow to ensure leadership and clients are always aligned on status and risk.

Requirements:

  • 5–7+ years of Salesforce Development, with a strong focus on custom development (Apex/LWC) and solution design in a consulting or enterprise environment.
  • Previous experience in the Public Sector or Child Welfare systems is highly preferred (Good-to-have).
  • A strong willingness and strategic mindset to sustain, maintain, and optimize a single, complex solution over a three-year horizon.
  • A proven track record of self-management. You are comfortable working in an environment where outcomes are measured by delivery, successful knowledge transfer, and client satisfaction.
  • The ability to articulate complex technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders with clarity and confidence.
  • Willingness and ability to work between 10:00 PM – 2:00 AM PH Time to ensure critical overlap and alignment with the US team.

Benefits:

  • Top-of-Market Compensation: High base salary benchmarked against industry standards, plus annual performance-based bonuses.
  • Annual Summit: A fully-funded, company-wide Out of Country retreat to celebrate our wins.
  • Hardware & Gear: We provide the latest tech (MacBook Pro or equivalent) and other equipment to ensure your workspace is ergonomic and productive.
  • Professional Development Budget: We provide an annual budget for courses, certifications, books, and conferences. We want you to stay sharp.
  • Permanent Remote: Work from home or anywhere you are most productive.
  • Time Off & Wellness: Generous paid leave policy, full medical coverage (HMO), and mental health support for you and your dependents.
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