Entry-Level Salesforce Developer

Job Summary We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Entry-Level Salesforce Developer to join our team. This role is ideal for recent graduates or professionals with up to 2 years of experience who are eager to build and customize Salesforce solutions. The successful candidate will work closely with business stakeholders, administrators, and senior developers to design, develop, test, and maintain Salesforce applications and integrations. Key Responsibilitie sDevelop, customize, and maintain Salesforce applications using Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), Visualforce, and Salesforce configuration tools .Create and manage custom objects, workflows, validation rules, reports, dashboards, and process automations .Assist in troubleshooting and resolving Salesforce-related issues and bugs .Participate in system testing, deployment, and documentation activities .Support Salesforce integrations with third-party applications and APIs .Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather requirements and implement business solutions .Follow Salesforce development best practices and coding standards . Required Qualificatio nsBachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related fiel d.Basic understanding of the Salesforce CRM platform and development concept s.Knowledge of Apex, SOQL, Lightning Components, Java, JavaScript, HTML, and CS S.Familiarity with relational databases and SQ L.Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skill s.Ability to learn quickly and work in a collaborative environmen t. Preferred Qualificati onsSalesforce Administrator or Salesforce Platform Developer I certificati on.Internship, academic project, or hands-on experience with Salesfor ce.Knowledge of Agile development methodologi es. Bene fitsMentorship and professional development opportunit ies.Exposure to enterprise Salesforce implementati ons.Certification support and career growth opportunit ies.Collaborative and innovative work environm ent. Show more Show less