Remote Salesforce Engineer (Entry-Level)

SpotOn; United States; Remote; USD 72,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance

401k with company match

RSUs

Paid vacation

10 company holidays

Sick time

Volunteer time off

Cell phone stipend

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

SpotOn is seeking an Associate Salesforce Engineer to join our Agile Scrum team and start a career writing production code on the Salesforce platform. You’ll learn Apex and Lightning Web Components under senior engineers, participate in daily standups, and contribute from day one in a remote-eligible setting.

This entry-level role emphasizes growing coding skills, learning our Jira workflows, and understanding the sandbox → UAT → production pipeline with Gearset.

Qualifications

• 0–2 years of professional experience in software engineering; Salesforce is not required.

Responsibilities

• Fix small, well-scoped bugs and implement simple Apex/LWC changes, with review from a senior engineer
• Write unit tests for your own code, meeting the team's code-coverage standard
• Participate in daily standups and sprint ceremonies as a full member of the Scrum team
• Learn the Jira-based workflow from backlog to done
• Use Git for version control and follow the branching strategy
• Move changes through sandbox → UAT → production using Gearset under supervision
• Use an AI coding assistant while reviewing output as you would your own code

Skills

OOP basics

Java/C# background

Apex/LWC

SQL basics

Git

Agile Scrum

SOQL/SOSL

Education

Salesforce Platform Developer I

Tools

Gearset

Jira

GitHub Copilot

Job description

SpotOn is seeking an Associate Salesforce Engineer to join our Agile Scrum team and start a career writing production code on the Salesforce platform. You’ll learn Apex and Lightning Web Components under senior engineers, participate in daily standups, and contribute from day one in a remote-eligible setting.

This entry-level role emphasizes growing coding skills, learning our Jira workflows, and understanding the sandbox → UAT → production pipeline with Gearset.