Stott and May
Salesforce Developer (Sales & Revenue Cloud/CPQ)

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Are you a Salesforce Developer with Revenue Automation experience looking to own the architecture, configuration and deployment of revenue systems?
If so, I’m looking to speak with Salesforce Developers to build out our clients new Rapid Change Development team. You will drive cross-functional FinTech solutions, engineering complex data architectures alongside BAs, BI and Integration Architects. We value programmatic excellence, this role focuses on heavy Apex engineering, so someone with exceptional experience here is essential.
What You’ll Do
- Help to design and implement high-performance programmatic architectures, utilizing graph theory to solve complex revenue data relationships, CPQ routing and approval logic.
- Write algorithmic, scalable Apex to handle high-volume data processing, bulkification and secure financial transactions.
- Collaborate with stakeholders to validate requirements across Sales Cloud, Revenue Cloud and Data Cloud platforms.
- Enhance API integrations with external business applications (DocuSign, Qualtrics, marketing tools).
- Own the DevOps and release lifecycle to deploy reliable, consistent enhancements.
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What We’re Looking For
- 4+ years of core Salesforce development experience underpinned by strong Sales Cloud and CPQ / Revenue Management knowledge. Strong CPQ and/or Revenue Cloud experience is essential.
- Deep, hands-on expertise in heavy Apex development (Asynchronous Apex, custom frameworks, enterprise patterns), ideally with an understanding in graph theory and algorithms.
- Strong exposure to large data sets, Salesforce APIs and programmatic architecture.
- Excellent communication skills to act as a trusted advisor, critique technical specs and present solutions to commercial stakeholders.
- Certifications: PDII, Platform App Builder, JavaScript Developer I, or CPQ certifications are highly advantageous.


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