Senior Salesforce Developer
CV-LibraryKingston upon Hull, City of Kingston upon HullpermanentPosted: 23 April 2026
Apply NowSalesforce Developer – AI / Agentforce – Remote (Very Occasional Travel to Office)
Are you the kind of Salesforce Developer who wants to be part of something that isn’t fully figured out yet?
Not in a chaotic way, but in a “you actually get to shape it” way.
We’re working with a business that’s just invested heavily into Agentforce. Now they need someone to help make it work.
Not just technically - but for their business.
What you’ll be doing
This isn’t a “wait for tickets” kind of role.
You’ll be:
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Working hands-on across Salesforce (Apex, LWC, Flows, integrations)
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Getting stuck into Agentforce implementation from early-stage exploration through to rollout
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Helping define what “good” looks like, not just building to spec
*
Improving and evolving what’s already there
*
Working closely with the wider team to solve real business problems
There’s a lot of figuring things out as you go here.
That’s part of the appeal.
What they care about
Yes, they want a solid Salesforce Developer.
But more importantly, they want:
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The right attitude
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Someone who pulls their weight
*
Someone who actually cares about the team
Skillset can be developed.
Mindset is harder to fix.
That said, you’ll need a solid technical foundation:
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Hands-on Salesforce development experience (Apex, Lightning, Salesforce Cloud)
*
Comfortable working across integrations with other systems
*
Ability to take business requirements and turn them into working solutions
*
Experience working across different parts of the Salesforce ecosystem (not just one narrow area)
*
A pragmatic approach to building - not overengineering, not cutting corners
You don’t need to know everything.
But you do need to be someone who can pick things up quickly and actually apply them.
Why this is worth a look
Most Salesforce roles are incremental.
This one isn’t.
*
You’ll be involved in AI adoption from the ground up
*
You’ll help shape how it’s actually used in a business
*
You’re joining at a point where things are still being defined
That usually means more ownership.
And more impact
Are you the kind of Salesforce Developer who wants to be part of something that isn’t fully figured out yet?
Not in a chaotic way, but in a “you actually get to shape it” way.
We’re working with a business that’s just invested heavily into Agentforce. Now they need someone to help make it work.
Not just technically - but for their business.
What you’ll be doing
This isn’t a “wait for tickets” kind of role.
You’ll be:
*
Working hands-on across Salesforce (Apex, LWC, Flows, integrations)
*
Getting stuck into Agentforce implementation from early-stage exploration through to rollout
*
Helping define what “good” looks like, not just building to spec
*
Improving and evolving what’s already there
*
Working closely with the wider team to solve real business problems
There’s a lot of figuring things out as you go here.
That’s part of the appeal.
What they care about
Yes, they want a solid Salesforce Developer.
But more importantly, they want:
*
The right attitude
*
Someone who pulls their weight
*
Someone who actually cares about the team
Skillset can be developed.
Mindset is harder to fix.
That said, you’ll need a solid technical foundation:
*
Hands-on Salesforce development experience (Apex, Lightning, Salesforce Cloud)
*
Comfortable working across integrations with other systems
*
Ability to take business requirements and turn them into working solutions
*
Experience working across different parts of the Salesforce ecosystem (not just one narrow area)
*
A pragmatic approach to building - not overengineering, not cutting corners
You don’t need to know everything.
But you do need to be someone who can pick things up quickly and actually apply them.
Why this is worth a look
Most Salesforce roles are incremental.
This one isn’t.
*
You’ll be involved in AI adoption from the ground up
*
You’ll help shape how it’s actually used in a business
*
You’re joining at a point where things are still being defined
That usually means more ownership.
And more impact