Salesforce Technical Architect

• BS/BA in a related field (Business Administration/Management, Computer Science, or Software Engineering preferred)
• Understanding of and experience with Agile development methodologies
• Minimum of seven (7) years of Salesforce implementation experience, including at least 2 years as lead developer/architect on enterprise-scale Salesforce projects
• Active Salesforce Administrator certification and Salesforce Developer certification
• Experience developing Web Service (i.e., JSON and XML) between Salesforce Org and third-party applications
• Strong knowledge of Apex (classes and triggers), Lightning Components/LWC, Aura, and Visualforce to extend Salesforce to support business requirements.
• Deep expertise in platform architecture, governor limits, system design, and refactoring for scalability/performance
• Solutioning Custom Objects, Salesforce Flows, Approval Processes, Email Alerts and communication templates
• Demonstrated experience developing integration architectures involving MuleSoft, Salesforce Events, Canvas, or other middleware
• Experience leading technical solutioning sessions and producing architecture diagrams and technical design documents
• Strong knowledge and experience with SFDX, Salesforce CLI, Visual Studio Code
• Proven ability to guide development teams on front-end and back-end scalable and secure coding practices, accessible development (i.e., 508 compliance), data governance, and platform constraints
• Strong Verbal and Written Communication Skills

Desired Skills and Experience:

• Proficient knowledge of version control systems (i.e., Git, Bitbucket)
• Experience using JIRA or Agile Accelerator
• Experience supporting Salesforce in regulated or Federal environments, including compliance with FedRAMP or FISMA
• Experience with Salesforce DX and scratch orgs in multi-org environments
• Familiarity with broader enterprise architecture patterns (e.g., event-driven architecture, microservices)
• Demonstrated success mentoring junior developers and leading technical communities of practice