Salesforce-native asset lifecycle platform for critical infrastructure
Sitetracker builds a Salesforce-native platform for planning, building, operating and maintaining infrastructure assets such as telecom sites, renewables and EV charging. The stack (Apex, Lightning Web Components, Salesforce DX, Copado, Jenkins, CircleCI) shows packaged-app engineering, and job posts point to release automation pain plus early AI work: Agentforce in the stack, LLM behavior evaluation and agent experience design.
Sitetracker is a privately held software company headquartered in Montclair, NJ, founded in 2013 and employing 201–500 people. It sells an asset lifecycle management platform to owners, operators and contractors of critical infrastructure across digital infrastructure, renewables, EV charging, utilities and real estate. The product covers project, site and asset management from planning through operations and maintenance. The company hires in the United States, United Kingdom and India, with a senior-weighted mix across engineering and sales.
Sitetracker builds on Salesforce using Apex, SOQL, Lightning Web Components and Salesforce DX, with Copado, Jenkins and CircleCI for delivery, AWS (ECS, Lambda, CloudFormation), Python, Apache Spark, React Native and NetSuite.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and led by engineering, followed by sales, with mostly senior-level roles across the United States, United Kingdom and India.
Job posts point to a source-driven Salesforce delivery ecosystem, CI/CD pipeline optimization, a package dependency strategy, a global delivery centre, and an LLM behavior evaluation system alongside agent experience design.
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