Salesforce Architect / Release Specialist (REMOTE) id-6301

April 10, 2025

Job Description

Our team is a leading provider of Digital Transformation services for Federal agencies. Our services focus on enabling agency mission and business transformation using industry-leading low-code platforms, mobile applications, robotics process automation and data analytics platforms. We are partnered with some of the world's leading and most innovative companies like Salesforce, ServiceNow, Appian, Microsoft and UiPath. We focus on offering a full range of architecture and planning, system implementation, integration, analytics, and O&M for our customers.

We are seeking a Salesforce Architect to join a Salesforce Center of Excellence as a senior technical advisor, platform technical lead, and deployment specialist. Support will span from pre-sales solution consultation, design/code reviews during implementation, management of the CI/CD process, and operational support activities. The candidate will provide assistance in establishing new platform services, technology standards, security standards, change management process etc.

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Manage source code and associated repositories for salesforce applications.

Recommend Salesforce.com integration strategies with different business systems, including working use of leading integration tools.

Provide strong leadership and mentoring of junior resources.

REQUIREMENTS:

8+ years of progressive software development and system design experience.
5+ years of experience as the lead Architect on large-scale Salesforce implementations, including Experience Cloud.

3+ years of hands-on experience creating/deploying Flows, Lightning components, VisualForce, Salesforce configurations, Apex classes, APEX Web services, APIs, sharing models, Reports and Dashboards, and AppExchange utilities.

3+ years of hands-on Release Management experience.

2+ years experience with OmniStudio and Salesforce Public Sector Solutions.
1+ years of experience supporting US Federal and/or State customers.
Must be able to successfully pass Federal Suitability requirements.
MUST RESIDE IN THE United States (U.S.) and the work MUST BE PERFORMED in the United States (U.S.), as this work is for a federal contract and laws do apply.

PREFERRED:

US Citizen or Permanent Lawful Resident (Green Card Holder) preferred.
Certified Application Architect OR Certified System Architect highly preferred.

Experience on Federal Salesforce projects preferred.

Experience with Salesforce Shield products.

Experience in Salesforce with end-to-end implementation in the following areas:

Understanding of key SFDC architectural concepts and how they influence design.

Data Migration, SSO, email relay, and web services experience involving the Salesforce platform.

Integrating Salesforce.com with 3rd party solutions like Docusign, eSignLive, Own Backup & Recovery, telephony systems, etc.

Experience with Mulesoft and APIs for systems integration with Salesforce.

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