Full-Time
Software Application Developer
Salesforce
Posted on 8/25/2025
Calix
1,001-5,000 employees
Cloud platforms and services for CSPs
No salary listed
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Hybrid
Flexible hybrid work model - work from Bangalore office for 20 days in a quarter.
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- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Engineering, Information Systems, or equivalent experience.
- Minimum of three years’ experience developing Salesforce technologies including Lightning Components (LWC), Apex (Triggers and Classes), and Flow.
- Experience designing end-to-end custom solutions across the Salesforce platform including administration, configuration, and custom development.
- Ability to troubleshoot, provide root cause analysis on system defects, and implement appropriate system changes.
- Comfortable owning and driving tasks to completion with minimal guidance.
- Experience with build and release management tools such as Jenkins, Bitbucket, GitHub, Flosum, Copado, Gearset.
- Front-end web development experience with HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
- Experience with Web Services, APIs, and system integration tools (REST, SOAP, ETL).
- Collaborate with internal team members and external partners in the design, development, and implementation of Salesforce-related projects, primarily on the Force.com platform.
- Lead hands-on design and development of custom solutions on the Force.com platform including Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), Agentforce, VisualForce, Application Integration, and Data Migration.
- Identify and recommend solutions for application defects, determine root causes, and minimize new defects during break/fixes.
- Perform unit testing and manage project activities across small to large initiatives.
- 3–5 years of related work experience on the Salesforce platform.
- Salesforce Certifications (Admin/Advanced Admin, Platform Builder, Platform Developer I/II).
- Knowledge of modern Salesforce development practices including Continuous Improvement, version control, and Governor limits.
- Experience with Agentforce, FinancialForce, Pardot, Propel, Einstein Analytics, Oracle CPQ, and Oracle ERP.
- Thorough understanding of Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Communities.
- Experience working with ETL tools such as Oracle Integration Cloud, Mulesoft, or Informatica.
Calix provides cloud and software platforms, systems, and services for broadband service providers. Its Calix Platform, including Revenue EDGE and Intelligent Access EDGE, lets CSPs manage networks, deliver managed services, and monetize subscriber experiences; Revenue EDGE focuses on differentiated services, while Intelligent Access EDGE simplifies network architecture and operations. The approach combines cloud software, edge networking, and services in a single platform to help CSPs run smarter networks and create new revenue streams. The goal is to help communication service providers simplify operations, innovate their offerings, and grow their business across operators of all sizes.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Petaluma, California
Founded
1999
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q1 2026 revenue hit $280M, up 27% YoY, guiding 15-20% full-year growth.
- All customers migrated to Calix One by March 2026, boosting 40-45% product attach rates.
- BEAD program unlocks $1.5B rural opportunities with advisory support for Tier-3 providers.
What critics are saying
- Nokia undercuts AXOS pricing by 20-30% in BEAD bids, capturing 40% Tier-3 contracts.
- Google Cloud migration causes 10-15% downtime in Q2-Q3 2026, driving 5-8% churn.
- Memory surcharges compress gross margins by 300bps to 54% through 2027.
What makes Calix unique
- Calix One delivers AI-native agentic workflows for 1,200 broadband providers.
- SmartMDU platform enables Wi-Fi 7 self-activation in MDUs with 4.9/5 ratings.
- End-to-end platform shifts rural CSPs from hardware to subscriber experience focus.
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Benefits
Remote Work Options
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Growth & Insights and Company News
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Calix has announced that regional service providers Blue Stream Fiber, XMission and Aervivo are expanding use of its Calix One platform and SmartMDU managed Wi-Fi across multi-dwelling unit properties in multiple US states. The expansion includes new Wi-Fi 7 hardware and QR code self-activation. The company projects $1.3 billion revenue and $195.4 million earnings by 2028, requiring 13.4% yearly revenue growth. Approximately one-third of customers are already on the unified platform, with full transition expected by March 2026. The SmartMDU expansion supports Calix's shift from broadband hardware sales to a software and services platform. However, the key risk remains whether customers will adopt AI-driven workflows and pay higher per-subscriber fees, with cautious analysts projecting more modest growth through 2029.
Calix has launched Calix One, an AI-native platform designed to enable personalised experiences for service providers, marking a strategic shift towards software-led customer experience over hardware sales. The company is positioning itself to capture higher recurring revenue through AI-driven software and subscriber experience tools. The company has partnered with Google Cloud to support private-cloud deployments, addressing sovereign and enterprise requirements. This expansion removes adoption barriers for larger operators and government-sensitive deployments whilst broadening Calix's addressable market. Management expects Tier 1 opportunities to begin contributing in late 2026, with material impact in 2027. These software-only deals could drive margin expansion, though sales cycles run 18 to 24 months. Investors will watch for customer uptake evidence and competitive response to validate the platform shift.
Calix has raised $120 million in Series C funding at a $1.45 billion valuation, led by Ribbit Capital with participation from Sequoia, Kleiner Perkins and new backer Emerson Collective. The pre-revenue AI startup, co-founded by Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev, has now raised $295 million across three rounds in 14 months. The company is developing "Mathematical Superintelligence", eliminating AI hallucinations by requiring outputs in verifiable Lean4 programming code. Its Aristotle model achieved top performance at the International Mathematical Olympiad in July alongside Google and OpenAI. Harmonic currently offers Aristotle via free API to mathematicians and researchers, with plans to commercialise in safety-critical sectors including aerospace, automotive and finance where reliability is paramount.
Calix has announced that Blue Stream Fiber, XMission and Aervivo are using its SmartMDU platform to expand into the multi-dwelling unit market, which accounts for over one-third of US housing. The service providers are deploying managed Wi-Fi across affordable, luxury and mixed-use properties. SmartMDU, launched in October 2024, recently added Wi-Fi 7 systems and resident self-serve activation via in-unit QR codes, enabling immediate connection at move-in. The platform integrates with Calix One to deliver scalable, secure connectivity. Blue Stream Fiber, an early adopter, plans to add over 15 properties in 2026 and has achieved a 4.9 out of 5 satisfaction rating. Service providers report near-perfect satisfaction scores and faster time to revenue using the standardised deployment model.