job posting · ashby
NETGEAR, Inc.: Staff Engineer, Salesforce
Observed on the employer’s careers system, last checked 2026-09-04.
- Employer
- NETGEAR, Inc.
- Location
- Chennai, India
- Category
- Consumer
- Posted
- 2026-07-15
- Careers system
- ashby
- Observed
- 2026-09-04
Role description
Verbatim from the employer’s posting, rendered as plain text.
Join our collaborative Salesforce development team as a hands-on Staff Salesforce Engineer, where you will play a key role in designing, building, and maintaining scalable solutions across Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Experience Cloud. You will also contribute to our growing investment in Salesforce Data Cloud and Agent force, helping shape the next generation of our Salesforce capabilities. This role for an experienced developer who enjoys writing production code, solving complex technical challenges, and influencing architecture and engineering standards. You will own solution design decisions within your domain, promote development best practices, and help advance our CI/CD maturity using Copado and Salesforce DX. Working closely with developers, business analysts, product owners, and business stakeholders, you will contribute throughout the full sprint lifecycle—from requirements…
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