Senior Salesforce Engineer

As a Senior Salesforce Engineer at Ebury, your responsibilities will include developing features using Apex and Lightning Web Components, integrating Salesforce with external systems via REST and SOAP APIs, and optimizing financial processes through Sales Cloud and Service Cloud. You’ll also be involved in managing source code with Git, maintaining CI/CD processes via Jenkins, and collaborating with the Product Team to meet product requirements.

To be considered for the Senior Salesforce Engineer role at Ebury, candidates should possess a minimum of three years of experience in Salesforce development. Strong business analysis skills, effective prioritization abilities, and good communication skills are essential. Familiarity with Salesforce configurations, integrations, and tools like Git and Jenkins will also be beneficial.

Ebury offers a hybrid work environment for its Senior Salesforce Engineers, allowing for four days of in-office collaboration in Málaga and one day of remote work. Our team thrives in a dynamic fintech setting, fostering an inclusive culture that values diversity, collaboration, and innovative thinking.

Ebury is committed to the continuous personal development of its employees, including Senior Salesforce Engineers. This support comes in the form of ongoing training, professional certification opportunities, and a culture that encourages learning and innovation. You will have the chance to grow your skills and advance your career in a thriving fintech environment.

As a Senior Salesforce Engineer at Ebury, you will work with a variety of technologies, including Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), Salesforce Flows, and external systems integration, using REST and SOAP APIs. Your role also involves leveraging Salesforce tools like Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Pardot to enhance financial processes.

When answering this question, detail specific Salesforce projects you have completed, emphasizing the technologies and tools you used, such as Apex or Lightning Web Components. Highlight your role in these projects and how they contributed to overall business goals.

Explain your integration strategy, discussing the APIs you have used (REST/SOAP), the challenges you faced, and how you addressed them. Providing examples from previous experiences will strengthen your response.

Detail your approach to business analysis, including how you communicate with stakeholders to elicit requirements, the tools you use for tracking, and how you ensure that the final delivery meets the business needs.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to outline the context of the challenge, your specific role, the actions you took to overcome it, and the successful result, showing your problem-solving capabilities.

Discuss your practices for maintaining code quality, such as code reviews, unit testing, and using tools like Git for source code management. Mention the importance of adhering to best practices and continuous integration/deployment.

Talk about techniques you have used to enhance performance, such as data management best practices, configuration adjustments, or leveraging Salesforce tools to identify bottlenecks and streamline processes.

Emphasize your teamwork and communication skills, highlighting any tools you use for collaboration (like JIRA or Confluence) and how you ensure all team members are aligned with project goals.

Discuss how Salesforce supports various financial operations at Ebury, mentioning tools like Sales Cloud and integrations that enhance customer interactions and streamline workflows in the finance sector.

Explain the resources you utilize to remain informed, such as Salesforce blogs, webinars, community forums, and industry conferences. Mention the importance of continuous learning in a fast-evolving field like fintech.

Describe how you have applied Agile practices in previous Salesforce projects, such as sprint planning and retrospectives, and how these practices have benefited project outcomes through iterative development and continuous feedback.