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Lead the end to end technical design of Salesforce solutions across Service Cloud, LPI data model and custom applications. Develop and maintain architectural standards, integration patterns, and best practices for Salesforce and related systems. Develop, customize, enhance salesforce applications using Apex classes, triggers, Lightning Web Components (LWC), Flow, visualforce and SOQL/SOSL and Omnistudio Components (Flexcards, Omniscripts, DataRaptors, Integrations Procedures) Translate business requirements into scalable technical designs, ensuring alignment with platform capabilities and enterprise architecture. Provide technical guidance to development teams, review code, and ensure adherence to design principles and security standards. Oversee integration between Salesforce and external systems using APIs, middleware, and data pipelines. Conduct impact assessments for new features, enhancements, and platform updates.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or related field (or equivalent experience). Extensive experience designing and implementing large scale Salesforce solutions Strong knowledge of Salesforce configuration, Apex, Lightning Web Components, APIs, and integration frameworks. Experience with complex data modeling, security design, and performance optimization. Proficiency with DevOps tools, CI/CD, version control, and release management. Salesforce Developer Certifications (PDI/PDII) are required Salesforce Certified Technical Architect (CTA), Application Architect, System Architect credentials preferred
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