Mastechdigital

Mastechdigital

Salesforce Technical Architect-Full Time

Cambridge, MA, United States · Full-time

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 3024 days ago
JavaScriptHTMLCSSGitRESTAgileJiraConfluenceSalesforceCRMOutbound SalesTest AutomationCommunication

About the role

  • Position: - Salesforce Technical Architect
  • · Both existing CRM and Sales Cloud instance to be in Sync

Responsibilities

  • Users can use either application to do Leads Management
  • Firm understanding of Salesforce design patterns and platform restrictions
  • Database design and RDBMS principles, Sales Cloud, Force.com
  • Experience building integrations with Middleware, Apex classes, triggers and VisualForce pages/components
  • Good communication skills, written and verbal Ability to work in a team and pair with another developer to create solutions git integration with Salesforce

Requirements

  • Project experience with streaming data processing, in/outbound REST APIs, web services, CI and automated testing on Salesforce Lightning framework, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, Platform Event
  • Direct experience with the Atlassian suite of products (Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket)

Skills

  • Salesforce Technical Architect - Prefer Certifications
  • Must have strong experience with API's in Salesforce and Middleware (Integrations)
  • Strong Integration
  • Resource must have an approach in mind.
  • Be able to set the Framework for the Technical Architecture and help execute it by himself.
  • Don't care about what approach they take as long as they are compatible with Client culture
  • Additional
  • Additional Responsibilities: Automated Testing, have done that in Salesforce before.
  • Deployments and release packages.
  • Well Defined release process and automated releases for Salesforce.
  • Must Have, Should Have, Nice to Have
  • Understanding of Object-Orientated and SOLID design principles.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • US-Citizen or Green Card only

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