Salesforce Developer

Gaurav Kheterpal Portfolio

Salesforce MVP Hall of Fame member (MVP since 2016) holding 43 Salesforce certifications, 24 AP credentials, and 5 MuleSoft certifications, whose blog publishes yearly career retrospectives since 2021 alongside 2025 posts on Agentforce, A2A, and MCP architecture.

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What makes it work

A breakdown of the choices that make this portfolio stand out.

1

An annual, dated career retrospective

Publishing a "year in review" post since at least 2021 creates a public, dated timeline that's harder to fabricate than a static resume.

2

Writing about emerging architecture as it becomes relevant

Covering Agentforce + A2A + MCP shows the blog tracks the current edge of the platform, not just legacy topics.

3

Exact, high credential counts stated plainly

43 Salesforce certifications, 24 AP credentials, and 5 MuleSoft certifications is a checkable, specific marker rather than a rounded-up claim.

What Salesforce Developers can take from this

Specific, actionable tips to apply to your own portfolio — no generic advice.

  • An annual "year in review" post is a low-effort way to build a longitudinal, dated record of your growth that a resume can't replicate.

  • Write early about genuinely new platform capabilities, not just tutorials on established features, to signal you're tracking the frontier.

  • State exact certification and credential counts rather than "multiple certifications" — specificity is more credible.

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