We hire rarely, and only people we would put in front of a client on day one
Four things we actually screen on
You can explain the trade-off
Anyone can make Salesforce do something. We care that you can articulate why you chose Flow over Apex, or a platform event over a callout — and what it costs.
You write things down
Undocumented automation is technical debt with interest. If your instinct after solving something is to record how and why, you will fit here.
You say the difficult thing early
If a requirement will not survive contact with the platform, we want that raised in week one — to us and to the client.
You are senior, or clearly heading there
We are small and client-facing. There is no bench to hide on and no layer between you and the person paying for the work.
What you would be joining
Say the difficult thing early
If a requirement will not survive contact with the platform, you hear it in week one — not after the invoice.
Build for year three
Anything can be made to work once. We optimise for the org that still makes sense after three release cycles and two team changes.
Document as you go
Undocumented automation is technical debt with interest. Every decision we make gets written down while the reasoning is still fresh.
Small team, senior hands
We stay deliberately small so the person who scoped your project is the person who builds it.
Sending a speculative application
Email your CV to info.zentiumtechnologies@gmail.com with a short note covering:
- The hardest Salesforce problem you have solved, and what made it hard
- Your certifications and Trailhead profile
- A link to code or a component you are proud of, if you have one you can share
- Whether you are looking for project work, retainer work or something full time
We read everything and reply to everyone, even when the answer is no.