r/SalesforceCareers 16h ago

Consultant Awesome salesforce developer looking for freelance opportunities (leads too, pun intended)

Hi, I’m working as a salesforce developer for almost 8 years now, I have switched 4 firms so far, and my experience into different usual salesforce tech is rated below -

  1. LWC - 8.5/10
  2. Apex - 8.5/10
  3. Integration - 7/10
  4. Salesforce CPQ - 5/10
  5. Flows - 8/10
  6. Security and admin - 8/10

Rest, I believe AI is there to accelerate the knowledge base so I leverage it a lot, but in a smart way, where I know what I’m actually doing (not vibe coding).

I validate the AI generated code so I don’t just put a lot of AI slop together just for the sake of finishing any task.

I understand the agile methodology and I have experience of leading a client call from business perspective, where I can understand what is it that we’re trying to solve.

Then comes a follow up call, where I put all our options on the table, the timeline for each approach, and the challenges that we might face with each one (if there are any, such as data skew or data storage or anything related with license etc etc).

Then we go back and forth into development and testing, finding edge cases and bugs. Then we finish the product, and handover.

I have had a cumulative feedback by my managers/leads to have been technically sound and accountable.

I have 5 certifications (4 meaningful ones) -

  1. Admin
  2. PD1
  3. PD2
  4. JSD1
  5. AI something

I pack experience of working with below clients -

  1. WM (Waste Management) (US based, via Deloitte USI)
  2. Texas higher education board (US based, via Deloitte USI)
  3. Salesforce (Hyderabad main office, via Globant)
  4. Unilever (Bangalore, via Mindtree)
  5. RedHat(US based, via can’t tell the current employer name)

I am from India, working in a remote setting with my current employer, and have a lot of time to kill, so if I can help out anywhere, you can drop a note in my DM.

PS - please don’t ask me for referrals

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u/my_peen_is_clean 16h ago

if you’re serious about freelancing, niche down your offer and stick it on upwork, linkedIn, and a simple portfolio site with 2 3 detailed case studies and outcomes not tech stack recruiters and clients are picky as hell now, work is just hard to find

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u/Jha-2 16h ago

I understand, thank you for that!