Sr. Application Developer, Salesforce
American Heart Association15 hours ago
Dallas, TX, USASenior
Responsibilities
- Serve as the technical expert for new Salesforce project initiatives and participate in application design sessions.
- Plan and implement approved initiatives, including defining scope, creating design specifications, and translating features into programming specifications.
- Develop and maintain technical solutions on the Force.com platform, including API and web service integrations and the NPSP data model.
- Develop project work plans, track status and estimates, and manage projects through completion.
- Communicate requirements and modifications to vendors and Business Technology technical staff.
- Provide leadership and mentoring on Salesforce functionality and best practices.
- Manage Salesforce environments, releases, upgrades, deployments, and application documentation.
- Maintain environment audit trails and update application procedures, standards, user operations, and documentation.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree, programming language certification, or equivalent experience.
- Five years of relevant experience.
- Demonstrated technical and functional knowledge of Salesforce CRM.
- Proficiency in coding and programming Salesforce core programming languages.
- Strong understanding of Salesforce APIs and REST/SOAP web services.
- Strong experience with Salesforce deployment techniques.
- Strong collaboration and communication skills for working with engineers, developers, business analysts, administrators, vendors, and technical staff.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance.
- Retirement program with employer matching and automatic contributions.
- Employee assistance, wellness, telemedicine, and medical consultation programs.
- Paid time off starting at 16 days per year for new employees, increasing with seniority.
- Twelve paid holidays per year, including several year-end days off.
- Tuition assistance for education and career development related to current or potential organizational duties.
- Professional development through Heart U, employee resource groups, and mentoring programs.
- Dallas, Texas office location with a hybrid work designation.
Tech Stack
SOAP
Categories
About American Heart Association
The American Heart Association is a U.S. nonprofit that advances cardiovascular health through research funding, clinical guidelines, education, and advocacy. It provides CPR and first aid training and certification for healthcare providers and workplaces, publishes scientific journals, and convenes conferences. Revenue comes from donations and grants along with training, publications, and events. Founded in 1924 and headquartered in Dallas, it runs national programs such as Go Red for Women and Heart Walk.