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Recruiters and staffing companies please do not reply to this post. This is a full-time position, we will not consider contractors. Thank you.

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Appiphony, LLC, (www.appiphony.com) a Salesforce.com certified consulting partner located in Chicago, is hiring a developer to build applications on top of the Force.com platform. The candidate will primarily work on building Visualforce pages, writing Apex code and integrating Force.com applications with other systems. Knowledge of the Force.com platform is not necessary. Training on the technology will be provided by us.

Candidates should have 2 or more years experience with the following:

-J2EE/Java/JSP development, knowledge of Struts is especially helpful.

OR

- A solid background in Linux/Apache/PHP/MySQL (Lamp) development

OR

- A solid background in .NET/SQL Server development
- Web Services (Axis, Axis2, etc...) experience is helpful.

Database Experience
- Usable knowledge of relational databases and ability to write moderately difficult SQL.

Additional Experience
- Force.com certification of any kind is helpful
- Experience with SalesForce.com development is helpful
- Ability to deal with customers on a semi-regular basis
- Self Starter and ability to work independently

Please contact us at jobs@appiphony.com

I am investigating the requirements for a Single Sign-On implementation right now.  There's a possibility that the SSO would be available only to those already logged into the company network.  If the login requirements were that the user had to be authenticated to the company network before entering SFDC, would this cause a problem if the company also wanted to enable SFDC Mobile?  Would this prevent a mobile rollout?

Thanks.