Salesforce Developer
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Technogym in Cesena
As a Salesforce Developer at Technogym, you will design and build scalable Salesforce solutions that empower global teams and contribute to wellness experiences for millions. You’ll influence technical direction, mentor teammates, and ensure robust, high-quality software deliveries. The role combines hands‑on development with architecture, collaboration, and continuous improvement in a mission‑driven, international environment. You’ll work closely with business stakeholders to translate needs into reliable technical outcomes.
Design and develop Salesforce solutions using Apex, LWC, Aura, and Visualforce
Build and maintain integrations with third‑party systems via REST/SOAP APIs and middleware
Architect scalable, performant Salesforce solutions following best practices
Collaborate with analysts, admins, and stakeholders to translate requirements
Conduct code reviews, set coding standards, and mentor juniors
Refactor and optimize legacy code for better performance and UX
Ensure comprehensive test coverage with Apex tests
Participate in CI/CD, Git versioning, and deployment automation
Troubleshoot production issues and provide timely support
Stay updated on Salesforce releases and new features
Contribute to sandbox management and release planning
3-5 years of hands‑on Salesforce development with Apex, LWC, and declarative automation tools
Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, or equivalent practical experience
Strong proficiency with Salesforce APIs (REST, SOAP, Bulk, Metadata) and integration patterns
Experience with Git and CI/CD tools
Solid understanding of OOP, design patterns, and good software development practices Experience with Salesforce data modeling (custom objects, relationships, sharing rules, security)
Proven ability to write efficient, well‑tested code with strong unit test coverage
Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills with attention to detail
Excellent English communication skills (written and verbal)
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