Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology · 5 hours ago

Salesforce Developer

Colorado, United States

Full-time

Remote

Entry, Mid Level

$90K/yr - $100K/yr

2+ years exp

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Responsibilities

Consult with Solution Architects, Solution Engineers, and others as appropriate to design Salesforce applications in line with OIT strategies (e.g., Low Code Development, Clicks over Code, Cloud First, Mobile First, Secure Colorado, etc.).

Facilitate Salesforce.com design workshops/customer experience workshops and define future state environments utilizing a multi-phased implementation strategy/roadmap based on findings and potential benefits.

Organize, build, and validate all segments of the code related to a specific build (release) for final User Acceptance Testing.

Determine the best approach in the development of an application’s code to meet the customer agency's current requirements and anticipate future enhancement needs.

Implement changes to Salesforce platform and ensure all changes adhere to Change Management policies and protocols established by OIT, particularly related to implementing production system changes.

Qualification

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Required

2 years of hands-on programming experience in applications development.

Experience applying digital accessibility regulations and standards (e.g., WCAG 2.1) to business processes, content, tools, and/or documents, with the ability to provide specific examples of accessibility improvements made.