Software Development Engineer

Role Summary: As a Developer in our Salesforce Center of Excellence, you will work across the enterprise to help Delta achieve its greatest possible success with the Salesforce.com platform. Delta’s Salesforce COE is responsible for enabling all of our business units who adopt Salesforce products – this means you need to be naturally curious, driven to understand by asking questions, focused on optimization, willing to explain to less experienced team members, and able to quickly adjust between diverse business units with widely differing goals. It’s critical as a member of the COE to be a standard-bearer for best practices, Salesforce knowledge, and making Delta a better place.

Responsibilities: Collaborate cross-functionally with business and other IT teams across Delta. Champion development and integration standards, best practices, and their related deliverables Work closely with the Salesforce Process Architect and related IT teams Advisory Developers to ensure designs adhere to Salesforce best practices and are built for scalability. Deliver processes and components that can be maintained by the business into the future using native Salesforce features and functions whenever possible.

Use GitLab for source control and understand how to properly deploy code between environments. Design, develop, and deploy Apex classes, triggers, test methods, and Lightning web components to meet the business’s requirements. Debug existing code and improve legacy unit tests.

Participate in the creation of documentation to ensure that no component or process is a closed system. Optimize and improve existing Salesforce implementations so that every team is achieving the maximum benefit from their investment in Salesforce. Work to continually understand the new features added to Salesforce’s products and aid the business in regression testing as needed to avoid disruption from any Salesforce-side upgrade.

Act with urgency and a sense of ownership in the broader scheme of Delta’s success Support off‑hours problems when they arise. #J-18808-Ljbffr