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Technical Leadership: Lead and mentor Business Systems Analysts and Administrators responsible for Salesforce CRM, Salesforce Data Cloud, and Mulesoft Anypoint Platform among other integrated technologies.
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Slalom is seeking a technical architect capable of serving as a technical lead on Salesforce transformation programs for telecommunications and high-tech companies. Job Title: Salesforce Communications Cloud – Technical Architect - Global Salesforce.
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Exposure to Qlik Sense or any Visualization tools, Dynamics CRM & Salesforce Systems. + Develop technical solutions using Data Bricks, Snowflake or Azure Synapse architecture. The Technical lead will serve as the technical expert responsible for design and implementation of BI, Analytics, & Big Data solutions providing high-value, timely analytics, and data solutions to customers.
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Job Title: Technical Architect (Salesforce) Knowledge of SaaS and IaaS platforms, including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Salesforce cloud, Snowflake, and others. Familiarity with mobile application frameworks (e.g., React, Xamarin, Salesforce Einstein.
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Working knowledge of building technology solutions for healthcare navigation and case management solutions and/or provider EHR, EMR (e.g., Epic, Salesforce Health Cloud, Cerner, etc.) As Technical Product Development Manager, you will play the role of technology leader for designing, building, and maintaining all technical ecosystems required for new product lines for a digital health client.
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Job Title: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Technical Lead. 7+ Years with Salesforce Marketing Cloud. Job Title: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Technical Lead. 7+ Years with Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
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Technical Expertise: Maintain a clear understanding of application integrations within CRM/MAT environments, particularly Salesforce, Marketo, HubSpot, Eloqua, Microsoft Dynamics, and the ZoomInfo platform.
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Need someone who has experience creating and training on Salesforce content. Strong technical aptitude, including proficiency in all aspects of Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and virtual training platforms.
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As a Technical Lead you will be responsible for leading a team of developers in the design, development, and implementation of Vlocity CPQ / Salesforce Industries CPQ solutions. Vlocity CPQ / Salesforce Industries CPQ Technical Lead (Specialist Senior.
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Hasan Choudhary (Executive Recruiter ) Good to have used Confluence and JIRA. Should have experience working on SFMC journey builder automations email studio. Important to have experience handling client communication and working in onsite offshore coordination role.
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An Eagle Creek TA must have significant functional industry knowledge, as well as technical knowledge for the Salesforce Cloud applications. Position Salesforce Technical Architect – Remote.
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