Associate Salesforce Engineer

Role overview Join an Agile engineering team in an entry-level role building and maintaining software on a Salesforce platform. You will take on small, clearly scoped changes, learn the team’s development and release practices, and grow your skills with guidance from more experienced engineers. The position is designated as remote-eligible.

Responsibilities - Fix small bugs and make straightforward Apex or Lightning Web Components changes with senior review. - Write unit tests for changes and meet the team’s code coverage standard. - Participate in standups, sprint planning, reviews, and retrospectives. - Use Git and the team’s ticketing workflow to manage and submit work. - Learn to move changes from sandbox through user acceptance testing to production with supervision. - Use AI coding tools when helpful, reviewing generated code and tests carefully.

Requirements - Zero to two years of professional experience; prior Salesforce work is not required. - Basic understanding of programming fundamentals and object-oriented concepts. - Willingness to learn Apex and Lightning Web Components. - Basic SQL knowledge, with readiness to learn Salesforce query languages. - Familiarity with Git or ability to pick it up quickly. - Comfort working in Scrum and participating in a shared on-call and weekly deployment rotation.

Nice to have - Experience with an object-oriented language such as Java or C#. - Salesforce Platform Developer I certification; it is not required to start and is expected within the first 6–12 months. - Experience with general-purpose AI assistants or AI coding tools.

Benefits and work setup The listed base salary range is $72,000–$85,000 per year, with offers based partly on location and experience. Compensation also includes a stock plan. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage; 401(k) matching; equity awards; paid vacation, holidays, sick and volunteer time; a monthly phone and internet stipend; and up to $2,000 per year in tuition reimbursement.