Twilio
About this role
Twilio sells communications APIs that developers use to add messaging, voice and email to their own products. This role is not on that public product. It is a Salesforce developer seat on the GTM Automation team, building the internal systems Twilio's own go to market organisation runs on. The work is Apex, Lightning Web Components, SOQL and JavaScript, plus advanced flow development, API and ETL integrations with marketing tools, ERP and analytics, and performance tuning against objects holding millions of rows. You would review code entering the codebase, refactor existing code for extensibility, and work with a systems architect on technical design. Twilio is a remote first company and this posting is explicitly remote and based in India, with occasional travel for project or team meetings. Apply if you are a Salesforce developer who wants closer contact with the business rather than more platform depth.
Who this is for
What the posting requires:
- 3+ years with Apex, Lightning Web Components, SOQL and JavaScript, working in Agile practices.
- Advanced flow development.
- API integrations across ETL, marketing tools, ERP and analytics.
- Data architecture support, performance optimisation and technical debt reduction.
- Deployment and CI/CD support, plus security and scalability improvements.
- Technical design collaboration with a System Architect, and the ability to break technical requirements into independent features.
- Comprehensive debugging and troubleshooting experience in Salesforce, including spotting the common blind spots and bugs.
- Experience working with and optimising millions of rows of data.
- Proficiency writing unit tests with assertions for core functionality.
Nice to have, listed as desired:
- AgentForce, Einstein and other AI tools.
- SQL, Python, Data Cloud and Snowflake.
- Familiarity with a pay as you go business model.
- Developing and deploying through Heroku.
What the work actually looks like:
- Evolve a Salesforce data model that is scalable, reportable and intuitive for end users.
- Build custom functionality with SOQL APIs, Apex controllers, Apex web services and Apex callouts.
- Run technical analysis, document integration requirements, and work with architects and stakeholders on integration design.
- Review and assure quality on all code entering the codebase.
Location and working pattern: remote, based in India. The posting states the role may require occasional travel for in person project or team meetings. Twilio describes itself as remote first.
Benefits stated in the posting: competitive pay, generous time off, parental and wellness leave, healthcare and a retirement savings programme, with offerings varying by location.
Honest fit guidance: Twilio says openly that it values non traditional career paths and encourages people who meet the required qualifications to apply. The required list is Salesforce heavy, so this is a strong fit for a Salesforce developer with three years in and a weak fit for a general backend engineer. The posting also notes Twilio uses AI in its hiring process, with hiring decisions made by people. No interview stages are published.
- 3+ years with Apex, Lightning Web Components, SOQL and JavaScript, working in Agile practices.
- Advanced flow development.
- API integrations across ETL, marketing tools, ERP and analytics.
- Data architecture support, performance optimisation and technical debt reduction.
- Deployment and CI/CD support, plus security and scalability improvements.
- Technical design collaboration with a System Architect, and the ability to break technical requirements into independent features.
- Comprehensive debugging and troubleshooting experience in Salesforce, including spotting the common blind spots and bugs.
- Experience working with and optimising millions of rows of data.
- Proficiency writing unit tests with assertions for core functionality.
Nice to have, listed as desired:
- AgentForce, Einstein and other AI tools.
- SQL, Python, Data Cloud and Snowflake.
- Familiarity with a pay as you go business model.
- Developing and deploying through Heroku.
What the work actually looks like:
- Evolve a Salesforce data model that is scalable, reportable and intuitive for end users.
- Build custom functionality with SOQL APIs, Apex controllers, Apex web services and Apex callouts.
- Run technical analysis, document integration requirements, and work with architects and stakeholders on integration design.
- Review and assure quality on all code entering the codebase.
Location and working pattern: remote, based in India. The posting states the role may require occasional travel for in person project or team meetings. Twilio describes itself as remote first.
Benefits stated in the posting: competitive pay, generous time off, parental and wellness leave, healthcare and a retirement savings programme, with offerings varying by location.
Honest fit guidance: Twilio says openly that it values non traditional career paths and encourages people who meet the required qualifications to apply. The required list is Salesforce heavy, so this is a strong fit for a Salesforce developer with three years in and a weak fit for a general backend engineer. The posting also notes Twilio uses AI in its hiring process, with hiring decisions made by people. No interview stages are published.
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