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Salesforce Application Support Developer
We’re looking for a Salesforce Application Support Developer to join the Salesforce Application Support Team
This is a hands-on role combining Salesforce development, configuration and application support. You’ll deliver enhancements, configuration changes and bug fixes, while acting as a technical escalation point for the wider support team.
You’ll also work closely with the Internal Development Team, ensuring issues are properly investigated and clearly defined before being escalated into larger development backlogs.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver Salesforce enhancements, configuration changes and minor bug fixes.
- Develop and maintain solutions using Apex, Flows and Lightning components.
- Configure objects, fields, validation rules, page layouts, approval processes and installed packages.
- Troubleshoot production issues and support root cause analysis.
- Act as a technical escalation point for complex Salesforce issues.
- Assess and prepare issues for escalation to the Development Team.
- Follow agreed change, testing and deployment processes.
- Support continuous improvement of the Salesforce platform.
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About You
- 3+ years’ Salesforce experience.
- Strong hands-on configuration and development experience.
- Experience with Apex, Flows and Visualforce and/or Lightning Web Components.
- Experience supporting Salesforce integrations, including API or middleware-based integrations.
- Background in application support, BAU or operational environments.
- Experience troubleshooting production systems.
- Familiarity with Sales Cloud, Service Cloud and Experience Cloud.
- Experience with Agile or structured change management.
- Salesforce Platform Developer I certification preferred; Platform Developer II desirable.


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This is a great opportunity for a practical, hands-on Salesforce Developer who enjoys solving problems, working closely with operational teams and improving the reliability and usability of Salesforce.
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