Build the Salesforce platform powering Coinbase's institutional sales, billing, and compliance workflows

As a Software Engineer on Coinbase's EAA Sales, Trading, and Prime (STP) team, you'll design and own Salesforce applications and integrations — Apex, LWC, Flows, REST APIs, Platform Events — that support institutional account management and billing. This is a small, high-ownership team working closely with Sales, Compliance, and Institutional Ops.

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What this interview tests

Apex, Lightning Web Components, Flows, security/sharing model
Salesforce integrations (REST APIs, Platform Events, middleware/ETL)
End-to-end feature ownership and release management
Sales/Service/Experience Cloud solution design
Production support and on-call troubleshooting

Common question themes

Design a Salesforce sharing model for a sensitive institutional dataset

Walk through an integration you built between Salesforce and an external system

Describe owning a feature from design through post-launch support

Tell me about a complex case-management or Omni-Channel routing solution you built

Describe triaging a production issue during on-call and its root cause

How do you use generative AI copilots responsibly in your Salesforce workflow

How candidates describe it

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