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      <description>Location: Winnersh | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Job Title  Salesforce Engineer  Job Description  We''re hiring Salesforce Developer - Product Engineering Team (ISV) in Winnersh (Reading area), UK Hybrid (3 days onsite)  Sage People is a global HR and people management SaaS product built on the Salesforce ( ) platform, serving customers worldwide. As an ISV, we build and evolve one single product, with a strong focus on code quality, scalability and long term architecture.  Salesforce is the global CRM platform and a mature, enterprise-grade application ecosystem. It combines a strongly typed, object-oriented server-side language (Apex) with standards-based frontend development using Lightning Web Components. Much of our work involves custom Apex and LWC development, applying core software engineering principles such as OO design, automated testing, performance tuning, and CI/CD.  Team culture and environment What really makes this role stand out is the team. • A stable, close knit engineering group - many team members have worked together for 8+ years • A friendly, supportive and human environment, where people genuinely enjoy working together • Engineers, testers, architects and product managers collaborating daily as one produ...</description>
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