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Salesforce Developer SC Clearable - London (Mainly Remote) 6 months - INSIDE 665 per day
We are seeking an experienced Salesforce Developer to join a major public sector digital transformation programme. You will work within a secure government environment, delivering and enhancing solutions on the Salesforce platform.
This role offers the chance to work with cutting-edge Salesforce Industry Cloud technologies while contributing to a high-impact national project.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop Salesforce Industry Cloud solutions using Public Sector Solutions (PSS)
- Implement Flows, Apex classes, and Lightning Web Components (LWC)
- Support CI/CD pipelines using Git and collaborate via Jira and Confluence
- Work with stakeholders to design scalable, sustainable solutions following best practice
- Ensure testing, documentation, and quality standards are maintained
Experience and Skills Required
- 5+ years of Salesforce development experience (Public Sector or Industries Cloud preferred)
- Proven experience in Apex, Flows, and LWC
- Understanding of Salesforce security and sharing model
- Experience with integration (MuleSoft, APIGEE) desirable
- Familiarity with automated testing tools (Provar, Selenium) advantageous
- Salesforce certifications such as Platform Developer, App Builder, or Public Sector Solutions Accredited Professional are highly desirable
Damia Group Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept our Data Protection Policy which can be found on our website.
Please note that no terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate on the grounds of a person's gender, marital status, race, religion, colour, age, disability or sexual orientation. Every candidate will be assessed only in accordance with their merits, qualifications and ability to perform the duties of the job.
Damia Group is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy and in accordance to Conduct Regulations 2003.
