Salesforce CPQ Developer

Salesforce CPQ Developer (Logik.io | Quote-to-Bill)

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About the Role

Salesforce CPQ Developer

Key Responsibilities

• Configure and manage

  Product Configuration

  ,

  Price Rules

  ,

  Product Rules

  , and

  Approval Rules

  in Salesforce CPQ.
• Hands-on experience with

  Logik.io

  for advanced product configuration and guided selling.
• Develop and maintain

  Apex classes, Triggers, LWC/Aura components

  , and

  REST APIs

  to support custom quote-to-bill flows.
• Design and document

  technical solutions

  for new features and enhancements.
• Troubleshoot, debug, and optimize existing Salesforce applications for performance and scalability.
• Collaborate with

  cross-functional teams

  including Product, QA, and DevOps to deliver robust CPQ solutions.
• Participate in

  design reviews

  ,

  code reviews

  , and

  technical discussions

  to ensure best practices and maintain code quality.

Required Skills & Experience

• 7–8 years of overall Salesforce development experience.
• Minimum

  1+ year of hands-on experience

  in

  Salesforce CPQ and QCP

  .
• Proficient in

  Apex, LWC/Aura, SOQL, REST APIs, and Salesforce Integration Patterns

  .
• Expertise in

  Product Configuration

  ,

  Logik.io

  , and

  Approval Rule frameworks

  .
• Strong problem-solving skills and ability to debug complex configurations.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Nice to Have

• Experience in

  Salesforce Billing

  or

  Quote-to-Cash

  implementations.
• Exposure to

  Agile/Scrum methodologies

  and tools like

  JIRA

  .
• Salesforce

  CPQ Specialist

  or

  Platform Developer I/II certification

  .

Why Join Us?

• Work on cutting-edge

  CPQ and Q2C

  implementations with global clients.
• Collaborative and innovation-driven work culture.
• Opportunity for long-term engagement and career growth in Salesforce technologies.

Interested candidates

“Salesforce CPQ Developer – Logik.io / Quote-to-Bill”