Salesforce Developer

Who We Are Zoopla is one of the UK’s most instantly recognisable property brands. In fact, we’re known and loved by over 91% of the nation (and we’re working hard on the other 9%). Our mission is to help the nation make better home decisions - by connecting everyone to their home and giving them personalised insights to help with moving, managing or financing. Over 50 million people visit Zoopla every month to access exclusive data and information on every UK property, search over 500,000 homes for sale and rent, find the best agents and secure the latest mortgage deals. We’re a growing, dynamic team that embraces innovation and isn’t afraid to push the boundaries. We’re only just starting our journey to redefine the digital property landscape, with much more to explore and achieve. Join us, and transform the way the nation makes home decisions. About the Role We're looking for a Salesforce Developer to join our Sales Enablement team. A cross-functional team that builds and runs the Salesforce platform and connected tooling that Zoopla's commercial teams work in. It's a small team and you'd be one of two engineers in it, working alongside two admins, a product manager, a product owner, a commercial subject matter expert, a designer and an engineering manager. Small enough that what you build is visible, and that your view on how we build it carries weight. Our Salesforce org is a mature one, with over a decade of history and a lot of connected systems, so there's real scope to simplify and modernise as we go. A big part of our roadmap over the next 6 to 12 months is rebuilding how we quote, price and package our products, and you'd be heavily involved. There's also a steady stream of improvements the rest of the business needs. To be clear, this role is focused on improving how the platform works. User support and day-to-day configuration sit with our admin team, and you'd be the escalation point when something needs an engineer. What You'll Do Designing and building solutions across the platform, declarative and coded, with LWC and Apex where code is the right answer. Designing and building integrations between Salesforce and the systems around it. That means thinking about what happens when they fail: retries, idempotency, reconciliation, and who owns which data. Owning the technical design on the projects you lead. Writing it down, making the case for it, and adapting it based on challenges. Sharing what you know with the rest of the team, engineers and admins alike. Pairing, walkthroughs, or writing things down, so knowledge doesn't end up sitting with one person. Taking a view on scale, security and observability before they become production problems. Working with our product manager, product owner and designer to turn what the business needs into something that works for the people using it. Untangling legacy where it's getting in the way, and improving the patterns and tooling the rest of the team builds on. …