At Quantcast, we're redefining what's possible in digital advertising. As a global Demand Side Platform (DSP) powered by AI, we help marketers connect with the right audiences and deliver measurable results across the Open Web. Our foundation is built on cutting-edge measurement and consumer analytics, giving our clients the tools they need to drive success in an ever-evolving digital landscape.
Since our start in 2006, we've pioneered industry firsts—from launching the original measurement platform for digital publishers to introducing the first AI-driven DSP. If you're ready to be part of a dynamic, forward-thinking team that thrives on creating transformative solutions, Quantcast is the perfect place to grow your career.
Quantcast is seeking a Senior Salesforce Developer to join our IT Enterprise Applications team, to work remotely from Vancouver, WA, or Portland, OR. As a key member of the global Corporate Technology organization, you will lead the design and development of enterprise-grade Salesforce solutions that drive productivity across Sales, Marketing, Finance, HR, and Engineering.
This role is ideal for a technical leader with deep Salesforce platform expertise—particularly in Salesforce CPQ—who thrives in solving complex business challenges with scalable, performant, and future-forward systems. Our internal applications are rapidly evolving, and you will have a major influence in shaping the next generation of our architecture and business process automation.
This is a high-impact, highly visible role with broad scope, direct collaboration with stakeholders at all levels, and partnership with both internal teams and external technology vendors. You'll be empowered to lead initiatives, influence architectural direction, and mentor other developers, all while working in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.
The ideal candidate brings a track record of Salesforce innovation, strong leadership skills, and a passion for delivering elegant technical solutions that have a measurable impact on business outcomes.
