Remote - Certified - Senior Salesforce developer/ Architect - with 15 years OmniStudio, Salesforce AI

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We currently have an opening for the position of Certified Sr Salesforce Developer / Architect. Candidates must have strong experience working with government agencies.

If you are interested and meet the requirements, please share your updated resume along with your contact details.

Email: shahATSprucetechDOTcom
Contact: (Nine Seven Three) (Five Two Eight) (Five Seven Seven Three)

We look forward to hearing from you.

Title: Senior Salesforce developer/ Architect with 3 years Architect is must and 10 years developer experience
Client: Federal Government
Location:  100% Remote
Rate:$...?/hr c2c
Plus to have Government agency experience is preferred.
Immediately available.

About the Role: Seeking a highly skilled Salesforce Architect / Senior Developer to support a federal client in a hands-on, technically demanding role. This position is ideal for a senior Salesforce professional who is actively involved in daily coding, solution design, troubleshooting, enhancement delivery, and production support, while also providing technical leadership across the team. The role requires deep expertise in Salesforce development, OmniStudio, system integrations, enterprise platform support, and secure federal environments, along with the ability to drive complex solutions from design through implementation.

Key Responsibilities:
Hands-On Development and Solution Delivery.
Serve as a senior hands-on developer responsible for daily coding, configuration, debugging, and enhancement delivery across the Salesforce platform.
Design, develop, and implement scalable Salesforce solutions using Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), Visualforce, Flow, validation rules, triggers, reports, dashboards, profiles, permission sets, and sharing rules.
Build and enhance OmniStudio components, including OmniScripts, FlexCards, DataRaptors, and Integration Procedures, to support complex business workflows and user interactions.
Participate directly in resolving platform issues involving data integrity, workflow failures, automation errors, reporting issues, integrations, and UI/UX problems.
Work closely with business stakeholders, administrators, analysts, security personnel, and integration teams to translate functional needs into technical solutions.
Produce and maintain technical documentation, design artifacts, integration documentation, and knowledge transfer materials.
Develop and support integrations between Salesforce and enterprise systems (knowledge of MuleSoft preferred).
Architecture and Technical Leadership

Act as the lead technical resource for solution architecture and implementation, but remain actively involved in hands-on development rather than functioning only as a reviewer or manager.
Design solutions that align with enterprise requirements for scalability, maintainability, security, performance, and usability.
Guide the team on technical direction, coding standards, and best practices while also contributing directly to builds, fixes, and deployments.
Security, Compliance, and DevOps.
Build and support solutions in alignment with federal security requirements, including NIST, FISMA, and ATO-related controls.
Implement secure development practices, role-based security, MFA-aware design, and strong access controls using profiles, permission sets, sharing rules, RBAC, and SSO integrations.
Participate in code reviews, vulnerability remediation, deployment readiness checks, and secure release practices.
Support CI/CD pipelines, version control, Azure DevOps/Git-based deployments, and structured SDLC compliance.
Preferred AI / Emerging Capability Support.
Support or help expand Salesforce-related AI capabilities where appropriate, including Salesforce AI features, workflow intelligence, automation accelerators, or AI-assisted user experiences.
Candidates with experience in Salesforce AI / Einstein / Agentforce / AI-driven automation / intelligent workflow support are strongly preferred.
 
Required Qualifications:
10+ years of hands-on Salesforce development experience.
3+ years of Architect experience
At least 3+ years of strong OmniStudio experience, including OmniScripts, FlexCards, DataRaptors, and Integration Procedures.
Proven experience in a hands-on architect / senior developer role, where the candidate is actively coding and implementing solutions on a daily basis.
Strong integration experience with:
MuleSoft Anypoint Platform
REST/SOAP APIs
Enterprise system integrations and middleware
Experience with Salesforce AI / Einstein / Agentforce / AI-assisted workflow automation preferred.

Required / Strongly Desired Certifications
Salesforce Platform Developer I & II required
Salesforce OmniStudio Developer strongly preferred
Salesforce Application Architect or System Architect required.

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