Senior Developer - Business Process Solutions - Solect Energy

• Design, develop, test and deploy solutions primarily within Salesforce (Apex, LWC, Flow, integrations) and the Microsoft 365 ecosystem (Power Automate, Power Apps, SharePoint) to support business processing needs.
• Partner with business stakeholders to elicit, document and refine requirements for new features and process improvements; translate requirements into actionable technical designs.
• Evaluate existing business processes and systems; recommend and implement improvements that increase efficiency, reduce manual effort or leverage AI and automation capabilities.
• Research and assess emerging technologies, including AI platforms and tools, to identify opportunities for adoption that align with business objectives.

This role enables Solect Energy to streamline business processes and leverage technology to support the expansion of solar and energy storage solutions, helping clients reduce energy costs and maximize renewable energy investments, thereby contributing to a cleaner environment.

• Proficient in one or more object-oriented or scripting languages (e.g., Python, JavaScript, Java, Apex, or similar)
• Demonstrated experience building and integrating solutions within a CRM or business process platform
• Strong working knowledge of the Microsoft 365 environment (Teams, SharePoint, Power Platform, etc.)
• Ability to gather, analyze and document business requirements and translate them into technical specifications

The expected starting pay range is $90,000 - $110,000 USD annually. Pattern’s compensation program includes a bonus structure for full-time employees. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, short and long-term disability, life insurance, voluntary benefits, family care benefits, employee assistance program, paid time off and bonding leave, paid holidays, 401(k)/RRSP retirement savings plan with employer contributions, and employee referral bonuses.

Solect Energy is a leading provider of solar and energy storage solutions for businesses, schools, cities, towns, and nonprofits in the Northeast, with over 800 installed projects totaling more than 160 MW. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Pattern Energy Group.