• The ability to think in business problems and code simultaneously • Familiarity with LWC Communication Models and leveraging the Shadow DOM • Familiar with low-code solutions such as Flow and Process Builder • Familiar with complex functional capabilities such as Salesforce Security and approval processes • Familiar with defensive programming techniques and test-driven development / test coverage • Familiarity with Object Oriented and Enterprise Software design patterns such as factories, Unit of Work, Separation of Concerns, façade, decorator etc • Be able to integrate Salesforce with a third-party system, exploring integration patterns • Take advantage of design patterns and programming techniques and have the thought process to make code modular and potentially reusable when building • Ability to break code down into smaller parts, each addressing an individual function • Ability to create invocable actions and Lightning components (to go in Flows) • Ability to develop Advanced triggers: E.g. custom lead conversion process • Comfortable working with large sets of data • Understanding of implicit bulkification and keeping this in consideration from the get-go • Have a complete grasp of Salesforce security concepts and how they need to be reflected in your code • Familiar and comfortable using source control and having an automated release pipeline • Design and write code that is easy to test utilizing dependency injections and design patterns to facilitate testing