Junior Salesforce Developer

Maintain up-to-date technical documentation for the solutions you build, including configuration and code-level decisions

Coordinate with the Project Manager to track and document all work using JIRA and Confluence

Provide regular status updates on open work and assignments to the Salesforce Administrator/Developer

Contribute to the broader IT professional services function, supporting departments as an internal technology partner

Perform other duties as assigned

Performs all tasks related to the major functions and responsibilities of the position.

Application Development

System Configuration

Testing and Release Support

Requirements Collaboration and Stakeholder Support

Other duties as assigned

Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.

Effective problem solving and troubleshooting ability required.

Ability to explain policies and procedures and establish effective working relationships required.

Ability to organize work, prioritize tasks and meet deadlines required.

Ability to think innovatively.

Ability to analyze data, communicate with stakeholders, and develop recommendations for solving problems while exhibiting realistic understanding of issues.

Ability to recommend professional best practices in information technology for non-profits and associations.

Excellent analytical, organizational, and time management skills.

Demonstrate accountability and sense of urgency to deliver results, meeting timelines and performance commitments.

1-3 years of hands-on experience working with Salesforce as a developer, administrator, or analyst

Hold current certification as a Salesforce Platform Administrator and/or Platform App Builder

Foundational programming ability, with the capacity to write and debug Apex and build Lightning Web Components (JavaScript, HTML, CSS), even if early in one's career

Declarative configuration skills, including custom metadata, flow, validation rules, page layouts, and permission sets

Experience using Git/GitHub and a deployment tool such as Gearset or change sets, ideally as part of a modern SDLC

Familiarity with sandbox management and the deployment lifecycle

Willingness to collaborate with technical teams outside the Salesforce ecosystem across AACR

Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365 and related tools

Experience with agile project management, including the Atlassian platform

Genuine interest in nonprofit work and the AACR mission

Strongly Preferred:

Actively working toward, or holding, Salesforce Platform Developer I certification

Nonprofit sector experience, ideally on Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud (NPC), with familiarity with fundraising and membership operations

Familiarity with integration concepts and REST APIs

Experience with non-Salesforce tools used for data warehousing (such as Snowflake) or identity management (such as Auth0)

Familiarity with AI tools and a practical sense of their strengths and limitations — where they add real leverage and where their output needs verification

Exposure to any of the following: Marketing Cloud, Data Cloud, Apsona, DocuSign, or payment platforms such as FinDock

Education Requirements:

Associate's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Management of Information Systems, or a related field required; Bachelor's degree (B.A./B.S.) preferred

EOE