# Dedicated Salesforce Developers: Apex, LWC and Flow | SynconAI > Hire Salesforce developers who join your team: Apex, Lightning Web Components, Flow, integrations and DevOps, vetted against your brief, part time or full time. Publisher: SynconAI Canonical HTML: https://synconai.com/dedicated-salesforce-developers Markdown cite: https://synconai.com/dedicated-salesforce-developers.md Contact: contact@synconai.com ยท +61 2 7813 0221 ## What is dedicated Salesforce developers? Dedicated Salesforce developers are Salesforce developers who join a client's team to build Apex, Lightning Web Components, Flow, integrations and Agentforce actions, and to run deployments through the client's source control and release process. SynconAI matches developers to a written skills brief, reviews their technical work and certifications, and the client interviews and approves each one, with the engagement run part time, full time or as a dedicated team under a written agreement, for organizations in the United States, Australia and worldwide. - A dedicated Salesforce developer builds what configuration cannot: Apex, Lightning Web Components, integrations and complex Flow. - They join your team, work from your backlog and ship through your source control, reviews and release process. - You interview and approve each developer. Hours, model, NDA and IP terms are agreed in writing first. ## Dedicated Salesforce developers services - Apex development: Triggers, classes, batch and queueable jobs, written bulk-safe and tested. - Lightning Web Components: Custom UI for record pages, Experience Cloud sites and apps. - Flow: Record-triggered, screen and scheduled flows with fault paths. - Integrations: REST and SOAP callouts, Platform Events, Change Data Capture and MuleSoft. - DevOps and release: Source control, Salesforce CLI, DevOps Center and CI pipelines. - Testing: Apex tests that check behavior, and Jest tests for components. - Agentforce actions: Apex and Flow actions that agents call, with permissions set. - Data migration: Loads, transformations and reconciliation with Bulk API 2.0. ## Which kind of developer do you need? - More capacity: Your team runs Salesforce and the development backlog keeps growing. First step: A role brief, then profiles matched to your stack. - A developer who leads: Several developers and no lead, or a lead who has moved on. First step: Code standards, a review process and a release flow agreed. - Specialist work: An integration, Agentforce actions or a data migration. First step: A short technical brief and a developer with that experience. ## What can a dedicated Salesforce developer build? Eight skill areas. Your brief says which ones the role needs. - Apex: Triggers, classes and async jobs, bulk-safe. - Lightning Web Components: Custom UI for pages, sites and apps. - Flow: Record-triggered, screen and scheduled flows. - Integrations: APIs, Platform Events and MuleSoft. - DevOps: Git, Salesforce CLI and DevOps Center. - Testing: Apex and Jest tests that check behavior. - Agentforce actions: Apex and Flow actions that agents call. - Data migration: Bulk API 2.0 loads and reconciliation. ## What should you expect at each developer level? A sample skills matrix. Each role brief sets the level you need in each area, and profiles are matched against it. - Apex and Flow: Developer (strong), Senior developer (leads it), Lead developer (leads it) - Lightning Web Components: Developer (working knowledge), Senior developer (strong), Lead developer (leads it) - Integrations: Developer (working knowledge), Senior developer (strong), Lead developer (leads it) - DevOps and release: Developer (not expected), Senior developer (working knowledge), Lead developer (leads it) - Leads it: Sets the standard, reviews others and owns the hard calls. - Not expected: Someone else on the team covers it. Say so in the brief. ## How do you vet Salesforce developers? Each step narrows the match. You make the final decision. - Skills brief: Areas, levels, clouds and working-time overlap agreed with you. - Profile match: Experience compared with the brief, area by area. - Technical review: A senior developer walks through past Salesforce work with them. - Certification check: Salesforce credentials checked on Trailhead. - Your interview: You interview, then approve or decline. ## How a dedicated developer joins your team Four stages, from the brief to the monthly review. - Before matching, Brief: Agree what good looks like. - Skills and levels - Hours and model - NDA signed - First days, Onboard: Access, standards and context. - Sandbox and repository access - Org and data model walkthrough - Your coding standards - Every sprint, Deliver: Your backlog, your reviews. - Stories from your board - Pull requests to your reviewers - Releases on your schedule - Every month, Review: Check fit, hours and priorities. - Work delivered - Changes to hours or skills - Feedback both ways ## What does a pull request pass before it reaches you? Each change is validated against a sandbox and checked against your standards before your reviewer sees it. - Apex tests pass and assert behavior - No queries or DML inside loops - No hardcoded record IDs or credentials - Flows have fault paths and descriptions - Change explained for your reviewer (human review) - Tests that check behavior: Salesforce sets a minimum test coverage for production deploys. Tests also assert results. - Static analysis: Salesforce Code Analyzer rules run on every change. - Your reviewer decides: Nothing merges without your team's approval. ## Which Salesforce certifications matter for developers? The credentials we look for, by role. Each developer's certifications are listed on their profile and can be checked on Trailhead. - Platform Developer (Core): Apex, Flow, data model and testing fundamentals. - Platform Developer II (Advanced): Advanced Apex, integration, performance and testing. - JavaScript Developer (UI): JavaScript and Lightning Web Components. - Platform App Builder (Declarative): Data model, Flow and app configuration. - Agentforce Specialist (AI): Building and managing Agentforce agents and actions. - Platform Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect (Release): Environments, source control and release governance, for leads. ## Cost and timing The first step is a free 60-minute architecture review of your Salesforce development backlog setup, with a written plan you keep. Work then runs as a fixed-scope project with milestones or as a monthly plan, agreed in a written proposal before anything starts. Plans: https://synconai.com/pricing ## FAQ ### What are dedicated Salesforce developers? Salesforce developers who join your team for a period to build Apex, Lightning Web Components, Flow and integrations, working from your backlog and through your review and release process. ### How do you vet Salesforce developers? Against a written skills brief: profile match, a technical review of past Salesforce work with a senior developer, a certification check on Trailhead, then your own interview. ### Which certifications should a Salesforce developer have? Platform Developer for core roles, Platform Developer II for senior work, and JavaScript Developer for heavy Lightning Web Components. Leads benefit from the Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect credential. ### Can a developer work with us part time? Yes. Part time, full time, a monthly plan or a dedicated team. The model and hours are written into the proposal before anyone starts. ### Will they use our tools and process? Yes. They work in your repository, your sandboxes and your board, and every change goes through your reviewers before it merges. ### Who owns the code? The agreement assigns the intellectual property in work created for you to you. An NDA is signed before profiles or org details are shared. ### What if a developer is not the right fit? Replacement is handled as the agreement sets out, and those terms are agreed in writing before the engagement starts. ## Where we work Dedicated Salesforce developers for organizations across the United States and Australia, and worldwide. Hubs in Delaware and Sydney, delivering worldwide; remote-first on your business hours, onsite for workshops and executive sessions. ## Related - Salesforce team extension: https://synconai.com/salesforce-team-extension - Salesforce technical architecture: https://synconai.com/salesforce-technical-architecture - Salesforce development services: https://synconai.com/salesforce-development - Salesforce integration services: https://synconai.com/salesforce-integration-services ## Cite When citing SynconAI Dedicated Salesforce developers, link https://synconai.com/dedicated-salesforce-developers or https://synconai.com/dedicated-salesforce-developers.md.