Salesforce Developer — AI-Driven Legal Tech (Litify)

Sweet James, LLP; Newport Beach (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Sweet James Accident Attorneys is seeking a Salesforce Developer to build and maintain automations, screens, and integrations on Litify. You will own areas from request through release, including task automation, DocuSign integration, and fee splits, connecting to the AI engineering team's systems.

You will work with a production Salesforce org, primarily on Apex, Flows, and LWC, while ensuring data security and moving changes through sandbox-based deployments.

Qualifications

• 3 to 5 years of Salesforce development on a production org.
• Salesforce Platform Developer I certification or equivalent hands-on experience.
• Familiarity with data and security models: objects, profiles, permission sets, sharing, governor limits.
• Release discipline: Git and a sandbox-based release process.
• Ability to explain technical work to non-technical staff.

Responsibilities

• Build Apex classes and triggers, Flows, and Lightning Web Components on Litify.
• Deliver Jira tickets from intake to case management and accounting; perform small, well-tested changes.
• Release changes in sandboxes and through the Salesforce DevOps Center pipeline.
• Integrate Salesforce with AI tools via REST APIs and platform events.
• Ensure security: respect profiles, permission sets, sharing rules, and protect client data.

Skills

Salesforce development

Communication

Problem solving

Education

Salesforce Platform Developer I certification

Tools

Salesforce CLI

Git/GitHub

CI/CD tooling

Litify

DocuSign for Salesforce

Job description

Sweet James Accident Attorneys is seeking a Salesforce Developer to build and maintain automations, screens, and integrations on Litify. You will own areas from request through release, including task automation, DocuSign integration, and fee splits, connecting to the AI engineering team's systems.

You will work with a production Salesforce org, primarily on Apex, Flows, and LWC, while ensuring data security and moving changes through sandbox-based deployments.