Applications Engineer 2
Twilio
Salesforce platform engineering at Twilio, remote from India: building and maintaining the Apex, Lightning Web Components and integrations behind Twilio's go-to-market systems.
This remote India role was posted on 30 June 2026. Twilio's communications APIs power customer engagement for hundreds of thousands of businesses, and its internal business systems team keeps the Salesforce estate that sales and marketing run on fast, secure and well integrated. The listing asks for 3+ years of Apex, LWC and SOQL experience, so it fits developers already working on the Salesforce platform.
About Twilio
Twilio builds cloud communications APIs - messaging, voice, email and customer data - used by developers at hundreds of thousands of companies. It describes itself as a remote-first company with a strong culture of connection and global inclusion. Learn more on Twilio's website.
The role in plain terms
This is not product engineering on Twilio's APIs; it is engineering the internal Salesforce platform that Twilio's revenue teams depend on. Day to day you write Apex and Lightning Web Components, build advanced flows, wire up API integrations with ETL, marketing, ERP and analytics tools, tune performance, pay down technical debt and support deployments and CI/CD, collaborating with a system architect on designs. Twilio explicitly encourages applicants whose career is just starting or has not followed a traditional path to apply if they meet the required qualifications.
What the employer asks for
These requirements are quoted from the employer's listing, kept in their exact words so eligibility details are not distorted:
- 3+ years experience with Apex, LWC, SOQL, Javascript with Agile development practices
- Advanced flow development
- API integrations (ETL, marketing tools, ERP, analytics)
- Performance optimization and technical debt reduction
- Comprehensive experience on debugging and troubleshooting in Salesforce
- Deployment and CI/CD support
Who this role suits
Salesforce developers with 3+ years on the platform who want a remote India seat at a global company, and who enjoy the integration-heavy side of business systems: APIs, ETL and CI/CD as much as Apex itself. Twilio's note about non-traditional paths makes this a genuine option for self-taught platform developers with the required skills.
Practical notes
The role is remote but the listing is for India-based candidates, so expect overlap with global teams in US time zones. Be ready to show Salesforce work concretely: a flow or LWC you built, an integration you debugged, and how you handled governor limits. The listing has been open since June - older but still live when we checked.
How to apply
Apply directly on the employer's site: Applications Engineer 2 at Twilio. We found this listing on the Greenhouse public job board (job-boards.greenhouse.io), where it was posted on 30 Jun 2026 and was still open when we checked on 31 Oct 2026. Before applying, re-read the employer's own description in full, since eligibility details, deadlines and process steps can change at any time and the employer's page is always the final word. Tailor your resume to the specific requirements above rather than sending a generic one: mirror the skills and tools the listing names where you genuinely have them. A short, specific note on why this team and this problem interest you goes further than a long generic cover letter. Never pay a fee to apply or interview; genuine employers, including this one, do not charge candidates.
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