Senior Salesforce Admin and Developer (certified)

As a Senior Salesforce Admin and Developer at Workana, your responsibilities will revolve around designing and implementing robust Salesforce solutions. You will develop and customize functionalities using Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), and more, while also building automations and workflows. Collaborating with cross-functional teams to gather requirements and troubleshooting issues will be key parts of your role.

To qualify for the Senior Salesforce Admin and Developer position at Workana, you should possess at least four years of hands-on experience in Salesforce development, along with certifications as a Salesforce Administrator and Platform Developer I & II. Proficiency in Apex, LWC, and integrating with external systems is essential, along with solid knowledge of DevOps, CI/CD, and data management practices.

Success as a Senior Salesforce Admin and Developer at Workana requires a strong foundation in both Salesforce programming languages and full-stack development skills. You should be familiar with tools like Process Builder, Flows, and understanding Salesforce security and compliance best practices will also be critical.

In the role of Senior Salesforce Admin and Developer at Workana, you will work on various projects aimed at optimizing Salesforce systems for client organizations. This includes designing integrations with external systems, creating automations for efficiency, and enhancing user experience across the Salesforce platform.

Workana prides itself on providing a supportive environment that fosters professional growth. As a Senior Salesforce Admin and Developer, you will get opportunities for mentorship, collaboration with innovative teams, and the flexibility of remote working, which altogether contribute to your career advancement within the tech landscape.

When discussing your experience with Apex, highlight specific projects where you developed custom logic or automated processes. Explain how your code improved system performance or solved particular challenges.

Share your approach to prioritization, emphasizing tools or methods you use to keep track of deadlines and dependencies. Discuss your experience in agile environments if applicable.

Focus on best practices such as using proper naming conventions, modular coding practices, and thorough documentation. Mention tools for version control and automated deployments.

Share a specific example that shows your problem-solving skills. Discuss the initial problem, your analysis process, the solution you implemented, and the outcome.

Discuss your methods for staying informed, which could include participating in Salesforce communities, following industry blogs, or attending webinars and conferences.

Describe specific projects where you successfully integrated Salesforce with other systems. Highlight any challenges faced and the tools or methods used to achieve successful integrations.

Explain what Lightning Web Components are and emphasize your hands-on experience building them, including specific features or functionalities that added value to Salesforce solutions.

Detail the testing methodologies you utilize, including unit tests, automated testing frameworks, and best practices for debugging code in the Salesforce environment.

Describe your understanding of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery, emphasizing how implementing CI/CD pipelines improves deployment efficiency and promotes collaboration among teams.

Discuss your communication strategies for translating technical aspects into language that non-technical stakeholders can understand, and your approach to incorporating their feedback into your work.