Salesforce Developer – Lead

Company: Nexus Jobs
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will lead a Salesforce development team to deliver cloud-based solutions for clients. You will shape architecture, oversee design and implementation, and ensure best practices across the SDLC. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams and directly engage customers to align technical delivery with business needs. This is a hands-on leadership role at the intersection of architecture, delivery, and client-facing work.

Responsibilities

  • Lead Salesforce development team and drive collaboration with clients
  • Review design and infrastructure blueprints; identify risks
  • Develop client-focused solutions using appropriate methods and tools
  • Enforce code reviews and development best practices
  • Plan end-to-end technical scope, sprint deliveries, and customer engagement
  • Estimate effort, identify risks, and provide technical support as needed
  • Multitask and reprioritize based on dynamic requirements
  • Contribute to SDLC activities from concept through testing and implementation

Key requirements

  • 10+ years IT experience
  • 7–10 years Salesforce development/team lead experience
  • Strong Salesforce architecture and cloud development knowledge
  • Hands-on Apex, Triggers, and Webservice Callouts experience
  • Experience with Classic and Lightning development
  • Salesforce security implementations and best practices knowledge
  • JavaScript and JQuery experience; Visualforce UI development
  • Experience with Salesforce integrations and data migration tools
  • Direct customer engagement including requirements gathering and technical demos
  • Experience with Agile software development methodologies
  • Salesforce Certifications (App Builder, Administrator, Platform Developer, Sales Cloud Consultant)
  • excellent verbal and non-verbal communication
  • problem-solving and analytical skills
  • ability to gather requirements and discuss technical concepts with clients
  • Salesforce architecture and governor limits
  • Apex, Triggers, Webservice Callouts
  • Lightning framework

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Posted: September 30th, 2026