Summary
IC Markets is seeking a Salesforce Engineer to build and maintain Salesforce features for its sales, support, KYC, payments and partner workflows. The role includes developing Apex and Lightning Web Components, building REST integrations, implementing security controls, writing tests, and releasing through Salesforce DX workflows. Applicants need at least three years of enterprise Salesforce development experience, strong Apex and LWC skills, and Salesforce Platform Developer I certification. The role is based in Dubai; salary and visa details are not stated.
The posting
As published on icmarkets.com. Pulled from the employer's site and shown as they wrote it.
About the Job
We are looking for a Salesforce Developer who approaches Salesforce development through the lens of modern software engineering. At IC, Salesforce is where our sales, retention, partner and support teams work every day. We maintain a modular DX codebase, enforce clean object-oriented design patterns, build Lightning Web Components to a consistent design system, and follow strict code-quality and testing practices. If you enjoy writing clean, decoupled Apex, designing reactive and localised LWC frontends, and working in a modern Git and scratch-org workflow without legacy clutter, we’d like to hear from you.
What you’ll own
- Turn requirements into technical designs, then deliver Apex and Lightning Web Components for our support, sales, KYC, trading account, payment and partner workflows.
- Work with our trigger framework and Unit of Work, query builder, collection utilities, async actions and batch frameworks.
- Build reusable Lightning Web Components to our design system, with a custom label for every string and locale-aware formatting.
- Build and maintain REST integrations with payload validation, resilient error handling and mockable tests.
- Write bulkified, governor-aware code and async pipelines, and resolve performance bottlenecks and technical debt.
- Implement permission set groups, custom permissions, sharing and field-level security for every new feature.
- Write deterministic tests that check behaviour, not just coverage.
- Release through scratch orgs, pull requests and automated validation, from stage to UAT to production.
- Own features from design to production, delivering scalable, well-documented code to our engineering standards.
What you’ll need
Essential
- 3+ years of hands-on Salesforce development in an enterprise org.
- Strong Apex: triggers, Queueable, Batch and Scheduled jobs, bulkification and governor limits.
- Strong LWC and modern JavaScript (ES6+): lifecycle hooks, reactivity and component composition.
- Object-oriented design: SOLID principles and common design patterns.
- REST integrations: outbound callouts, inbound Apex REST, JSON, and Named and External Credentials.
- Solid SOQL skills: selective queries, indexing and safe dynamic query generation for large data volumes.
- Salesforce DX, sf CLI, Git, GitHub and a pull-request workflow.
- Salesforce Platform Developer I certification.
Your approach
- You read existing code before adding to it, and your changes look like they belong.
- You ask what problem a ticket solves before you estimate it, and flag gaps in a requirement early.
- You support your features after release and fix your own bugs first.
- You communicate clearly with developers, BAs and QA, including colleagues in other time zones.
- You’re keen to learn the trading domain: accounts, IBs, KYC and multi-entity regulation.
Desirable
- Salesforce Platform Developer II, or a Sales/Service Cloud Consultant certification
- Hands-on experience using Generative AI tools (e.g., Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or GitHub Copilot) for code generation, Apex/LWC refactoring, test class generation, and rapid debugging.
- Unlocked packages and package-based development
- Event-driven design with Platform Events
- Service Cloud experience, including CTI and call-centre integrations
- Brokerage or fintech experience: KYC/AML, MT4, MT5 or cTrader, IB models