Lead Salesforce technology and development projects including project execution strategies, collaborations and communications Mentor junior developers and lead day-to-day activities within the developer team Collaborate with Salesforce Administrators, Test Engineers and System Analyst for driving the projects forward Design and develop high quality business solutions on the SFDC platform based on industry best practices as well as business needs Expert level of Salesforce.com data structure knowledge and understanding of how to leverage the tool to meet complex process and reporting requirements. Handle numerous projects/priorities using proven project management methodologies and sound development practices to ensure the quality delivery of enterprise solutions. Create and maintain technical specifications pertaining to design, configuration and integration. Communicate and collaborate with other technical resources and stakeholders regarding status, technical issues and creative solutions Interface with business analysts and technical staff and be responsible for delivering complete work products Research integration issues and work closely with team members on operations and development staff Keep abreast of new Salesforce.com features and functionality providing recommendations to further process improvements Solution & fix defects and follow service interruptions through resolution Document best practices and operational procedures Industry experience as a Salesforce.com developer Object oriented Programming development experience including Java or C# Web application development experience, including solid experience with Java or C#, as well as HTML, JavaScript, and CSS Must have historical and proven knowledge and practical application of Visualforce, APEX programming, Force.com APIs, and Web Services Knowledge of Web Services (SOAP and REST) Software development practices in Agile Project Methodology Experience of leading a technical projects end-to-end Excellent communication for both technical and non-technical audiences