Apex · Flows · LWC · CI/CD — built to last.
Salesforce Developer & IT Consultant — Apex · LWC · Integrations — shipped secure, production-ready
On an industrial site, in energy, healthcare, or logistics, the CRM that goes down and the server hosting it are never two different teams' problem — they're mine, because I designed one and I keep the other running.
Skills
A mix of Salesforce, administration, infrastructure and DevOps practices.
Salesforce development & administration
- Apex (triggers, classes, batch jobs)
- Flow Builder & automation best practices
- Lightning App Builder & Lightning Web Components
- Data modeling & security (record types, roles, profiles, permission sets)
- Deployments via Change Sets & Salesforce CLI
Programming & platforms
- Java · JavaScript / TypeScript (production experience)
- PostgreSQL (advanced · 2 yrs) · MySQL (intermediate · 1 yr) — complex queries, administration, Salesforce integrations via Heroku Connect
- Heroku (advanced · 2 yrs) — Salesforce-connected app deployments via Heroku Connect, dynos & environment variables
- REST / SOAP API design and integration
- Unit tests & assertions
- Git & GitHub workflows
- VS Code, CLI-driven development
Systems, DevOps & security
- Windows & Linux administration
- Networking fundamentals & monitoring
- CI/CD pipelines with Salesforce CLI & GitHub Actions
- Backup & restore practices
- Security culture (access control, ransomware awareness)
Ways of working
- Clear technical documentation
- Active communication with non-technical stakeholders
- Remote collaboration across time zones
- Fast learning with structured self-training
- User-centered approach for requirement gathering
Experience
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- Direct conversion from apprenticeship — no probation period.
- Designed and delivered advanced Salesforce solutions in close collaboration with business stakeholders.
- Refactored existing Apex codebases to improve quality, performance and maintainability.
- Enforced engineering best practices: CI/CD, code reviews, and performance monitoring.
- Coached teammates and learners on Salesforce tooling and methods.
- Coordinated with Product and Marketing to align technical delivery with business goals.
- Built and maintained 10+ Apex classes and batch jobs to automate data processing and reporting.
- Created 20+ Flows to orchestrate business processes, reducing manual workload by ~30%.
- Delivered reusable UI components with Lightning App Builder and Lightning Web Components.
- Implemented CI/CD practices with Salesforce CLI and Git to streamline deployments across sandboxes.
- Supported data migrations (CSV/import tools) with strong focus on quality and integrity.
- Built web application features in Java and JavaScript alongside Salesforce work — integrations, automation scripts, and lightweight interfaces.
- Queried and administered relational databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL) for integration and reporting needs.
- Deployed and managed applications on Heroku (pipelines, environment variables, production logs).
- Provided support for 50+ workstations/laptops across multiple sites.
- Installed and maintained software using tools like Blancco, Acronis and Datto RMM.
- Monitored network infrastructure and responded to security incidents, including ransomware drills.
- Wrote procedures and contributed to a knowledge base for recurring incidents.
Services
Tailored services depending on your needs (Salesforce or IT Ops).
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before reaching out.
Are you available immediately?
Yes, I'm available immediately. I'm currently working as a Salesforce Developer at LD Digitales, and I'm open to permanent, fixed-term, freelance, and contract roles — in France and internationally. Feel free to reach out to discuss your needs.
Do you have a Salesforce certification?
The market asks me this question often, and three recent interviews taught me what it was really about: what was missing wasn't one more line on a résumé, but visible proof that I design and operate both layers — see the Légarant-AXG case study, where the Apex trigger and the Heroku deployment are shipped by the same person. On vendor certification: Salesforce Administrator in active preparation (targeting Sept. 2026), App Builder and Platform Developer I by end of 2026. Already earned and verifiable: RNCP Level 6 'Développeur Concepteur Logiciel' diploma (Salesforce specialization, 2025) and an active Trailhead profile (Expeditioner rank, 90+ badges, 57,000+ points).
Do you work remotely?
Yes — full remote, hybrid, or on-site depending on your needs. I'm based in Marseille / Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur and open to relocation in France and internationally, including any English-speaking context. Video calls, async communication, and documented handovers are part of my standard workflow.
What are your typical timelines?
It depends on the scope. A Salesforce audit or a focused feature (Flow, Apex class) usually takes 1–5 days. A full implementation with testing and documentation typically runs 2–8 weeks. I'll give you a precise estimate after an initial scoping call — no commitment required.
How does a typical engagement work?
It usually goes like this: a short discovery call (30 min) to understand your context → a written proposal with scope, deliverables, and timeline → delivery with clear documentation → a handover session so your team can maintain everything independently. You own all the code and configuration I produce.
Do you offer support after delivery?
Yes. I include a short support window after each delivery for adjustments and questions. For ongoing maintenance or feature evolution, we can discuss a retainer arrangement.
Where I trained & worked
- Apex classes built
- Automation Flows
- Manual workload reduced
- Projects delivered
LD Digitales — October 2023 to present
Where my two worlds meet
On the Légarant-AXG deployment, I didn't just write the Apex REST endpoints on the Salesforce side — I also built and deployed the Heroku application that consumes them: a Node.js/PostgreSQL API, two isolated environments connected by a Heroku pipeline, Heroku Connect configured object by object, down to the deployment runbook. A Salesforce-only profile would have stopped at the Apex layer and handed the infrastructure piece to someone else, with the usual risk of decisions made without knowing the constraints on the other side. An infra-only profile could have deployed the Heroku app, but not designed the Apex External ID trigger or the Matching Rule that stops duplicates at the source. Delivering both together removed the usual back-and-forth between Salesforce and DevOps teams — the staging environment existed before the first line of Apex was written, not after. This project, not a badge, is the proof that Salesforce, infrastructure, and security aren't two overlapping résumés — they're one person making both decisions at once.
The Security cluster — 16 projects, one discipline
STRIDE threat modeling, CVSS scoring, a state machine with per-severity SLAs, triage synced in real time with the public NVD API — not one more line on a skills list, this is the densest sub-cluster on the portfolio: 16 projects out of 39, spanning both tracks. Invisible today outside the 5th tab of the Projects page, despite being the richest asset on the site.
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