Salesforce Developer - Clearance Required

Location: Hybrid; will require 1-3 days onsite in Springfield, VASecurity Clearance Required: Active Top Secret or DHS ClearanceWe are supporting a client seeking a Salesforce Developer to design, build, and enhance Salesforce applications and integrations that support mission outcomes. You'll work hands-on refactoring applications to better utilize out of the box functionality, refactoring the data model to use out of the box objects, modernizing applications to leverage new features (e.g. Agentforce), implementing code based on the user interface and/or user design specifications, and ensuring industry best practices are followed during the development process. While technical skills are essential, a successful candidate will also bring innovative ideas and a sense of ownership to the work they take onQUALIFICATIONBachelor's degree in Information Systems, Engineering, Business or other related discipline5+ years of Salesforce development experienceStrong understanding of Salesforce data architecture, object model, relationships, and data management strategiesExperience with Lightning Web Security (LWS), Apex, Salesforce REST/SOAP APIs, and platform integrationProficiency with Apex, SOQL, SOSL, Lightning Web Components (LWC), JavaScript, HTML, and CSSExperience designing solutions using Agentforce, Experience Cloud, Service Cloud, Lightning App Builder, Flow Builder, and custom Lightning Web ComponentsExperience delivering Salesforce solutions using Agile methodologies and DevSecOps practices, including source-driven development, Git-based version control, CI/CD pipelines, and automated testingStrong communication skills to interact with technical teams and government stakeholdersNICE TO HAVES:Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder, Salesforce Certified Platform Developer I/II, and/or Salesforce Certified Agentforce SpecialistExperience supporting federal enterprise programs, with emphasis on governance and complianceUnderstanding of federal governance, accessibility, and cybersecurity frameworks, including Section 508, FISMA, FedRAMP, and NIST 800-53 controls