Senior salesforce/mulesoft developer

VentureTech Group (VTG) is looking for an experienced Salesforce/MuleSoft Developer to join our delivery team. You'll work directly with clients and teammates to design, build, and deliver complex Salesforce solutions and enterprise integrations from start to finish.

If you're looking for a place where you'll be challenged, trusted, supported, and given genuine opportunities to grow, we'd love to talk.

This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys solving difficult technical problems, taking ownership, and seeing their work through from design to delivery.

Why VTG?

We're a smaller consulting firm, which means less bureaucracy, more ownership, and the opportunity to make a real impact on both our clients and our company. You'll work alongside exceptionally talented folks, be trusted with meaningful work, and have genuine opportunities to grow.

A few quick details

• 100% Remote
• Full-time
• US and Canadian citizens only
• Salary: $110k–$155k USD (flexible based on experience)

What you'll be doing

• Design, build, and maintain Salesforce solutions using Apex, LWC, Flows, and platform best practices.
• Own end-to-end integrations using MuleSoft and REST APIs.
• Partner directly with clients to understand business needs and translate them into scalable technical solutions.
• Build and support enterprise integrations processing large volumes of data.
• Collaborate with senior developers and architects on complex implementations.
• Contribute to solution design, code reviews, and continuous improvement across delivery teams.

What we're looking for

• Deep Salesforce development experience (Apex, LWC, SOQL, integrations).
• Strong hands-on MuleSoft development experience.
• Experience owning integrations from design through delivery.
• Comfortable working directly with clients and communicating technical concepts.
• Someone who enjoys solving complex technical problems and figuring things out.
• Curious, collaborative, accountable, and growth minded individuals.

What we're not looking for

• Someone who watched a MuleSoft course last month.
• Someone who calls Flow development "deep Salesforce engineering."