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Salesforce Government Cloud Developer

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Tech Tandem Inc

Cary, NC (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 4 days ago (Updated 1 day ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/4/2026

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Job Description

High-Level Individual Duties:
Own and manage the Salesforce Government Cloud environment under the technical manager s oversight, following existing enhancement and release processes. Partner with the current team that handles administration and release scheduling; these new developers will focus on keeping GovCloud in sync with commercial where possible. Handle ad hoc development specific to aerospace business needs.
Senior Developer:
initially ~70% handson development / 30% architecture; over time this will shift to ~70% architecture / 30% development. Both developers will work primarily in an isolated GovCloud environment, with occasional access to the main commercial org. Must-Haves (Concepts & Tools):
Senior Developer:
7-10 years as a Salesforce Developer. Should have the aptitude to evolve into an Architect Strong Government Cloud experience is required for the Senior role. Should have prior experience with either Sales, Service, and/or Manufacturing as well.
MidLevel Developer:
5+ years of Salesforce development experience; preferred experience with Government Cloud but commercial experience in Sales, Service, or Manufacturing Cloud is acceptable. Looking for developers, not administrators or architects.