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# Salesforce Configuration Engineer

- **Company:** HIRETECH GROUP
- **Location:** Bedford, OH, United States
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Business Logic, Design Web Format, Routing, Cloud Services, Salesforce.Com, Apex Code, Build Management
- **Published:** October 27, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.thejobnetwork.com/job/c1db477f-cae3-4381-8caf-3cb369bfc1bf/salesforce-configuration-engineer

## About the Role

* Strong, demonstrable Salesforce Flow expertise
 * Solid grounding in Salesforce configuration fundamentals (objects, permissions,
layouts, automation)

 * No Apex/coding required, though comfort reading code is a plus
 * Salesforce Administrator certification preferred
Nice to Have

 * Certifications are a strong plus, especially Certified Platform
App Builder, Service Cloud Consultant, or Field Service Consultant

 * Exposure to Field Service Lightning or an equivalent field service platform (e.g.,
ServiceMax)

## Description

Searching for a Configuration Engineer to serve as the technical backbone of a Salesforce build.
Think of it as an admin/developer hybrid who lives in declarative tools
rather than code. You're the person who can architect complex business logic entirely in
Flow, without needing to drop into Apex.
Responsibilities

 * Design and build advanced automation using Salesforce Flow (record-triggered,
scheduled, and screen flows)

 * Configure and maintain core platform elements: objects, fields, page layouts,
permissions, and validation rules

 * Translate business requirements into scalable declarative solutions
 * Support and optimize Service Cloud functionality (case management, routing,
queues)

 * Partner with stakeholders to identify where platform-native tools can replace