Job Description

Total exp- 5+ Yrs to 7 Yrs
Rel exp- Atleast 5 yrs
Work location- CRMIT, Bangalore (Any location- HSR layout or BTM Layout

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Hands on exp. on OmniStudio + PSS is mandatory.

As an OmniStudio Developer, you will design and implement scalable, secure public-facing application solutions using OmniStudio architecture. You will build robust Integration Procedures with layered orchestration, develop Lightning Web Components, Apex, Triggers, and Flows, and configure objects, fields, layouts, sharing models, roles, and permissions. You will manage structured multi-step application flows with complex validations and eligibility logic, support grant lifecycle data models, and ensure high-performance Experience Cloud portals with proper guest user and data access security.
Key Responsibilities
● OmniStudio 5+ Years Experience (ideal experience in PSS; not mandatory if strong experience in another Industry Cloud)
● Lightning Web Components (LWC)
● Apex / Triggers
● Triggered Flows
● Digital Experience Sites and Portals
● Sharing (Configuration and Custom Sharing)
● Permission Sets, Custom Permissions, Roles and Profiles Configuration.
● Object and Field Configurations, Lightning Layout,
Core Expertise & Responsibilities
● Deep, hands-on expertise in OmniStudio architecture
● Design robust Integration Procedures with layered orchestration
● Understanding of Public Sector Solutions (PSS) within Salesforce and its data model
● Architect secure, high-performance public-facing submissions
● Experience building or supporting grant-making platforms
● Implement reusable, modular branching frameworks
● Design solutions focused on maintainability and long-term scalability
Additional Expectations
● Strong data modeling skills aligned to grant lifecycle processes
● Experience with complex validation, conditional rendering, and eligibility logic
● Ability to manage structured multi-step application flows
● Clear understanding of Experience Cloud security, guest users, and data access considerations.