Software Engineering LMTS

Salesforce•San Francisco, CA

2d•$172,500 - $260,100

About The Position

Salesforce is hiring a Software Engineering LMTS to build highly scalable, performant B2C experiences on a large distributed systems platform serving tens of millions of users and shipping hundreds of features daily. The team’s work spans areas such as Sales Cloud, Industries Clouds, IoT, Analytics, and Heroku. Engineers contribute to architecture, design, implementation, and testing. The role involves developing application code to meet acceptance criteria, collaborating with architects on designs, creating technical designs and automation strategies, clarifying story functionality with product owners and subject matter experts, and developing stories, data mappings, test cases, and success criteria. The engineer builds and deploys code through approved channels and validates it with automated tests. Salesforce describes its benefits and resources as supporting balance and impact, and notes that AI tools assist recruiters in assessing resumes and qualifications while humans make candidate selection and hiring decisions.

Requirements

At least 7 years of professional software development experience.
Extensive full-stack programming experience and a good understanding of the web application domain, backend systems, and LLMs.
Experience designing and implementing scalable features, with knowledge of design patterns and industry best practices.
Commitment to engineering best practices, including design, testing, documentation, and code reviews.
Good knowledge of Java or a similar language.
Strong computer science, data structure, and database fundamentals.
Ability to analyze problems, design solutions, explain them to teammates, and deliver on time with high quality.
Excellent communication and presentation skills, including working with cross-functional teams across geographies.

Responsibilities

Develop application code using established methods that meets acceptance criteria.
Review and collaborate with architects on designs.
Develop technical designs, including any necessary automation strategies.
Work with the Product Owner to clarify story functionality and with subject matter experts for guidance.
Develop stories, data mappings, test cases, and success criteria.
Build and deploy code through approved channels.
Test using automated unit, integration, functional, acceptance, performance, and smoke tests.
Commit to iteration goals.