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Design, build, debug, and maintain complex Automation Studio automations within Salesforce Marketing Cloud as well as integrations with systems such as Microsoft Dynamics CRM, internal Leads platform, and various databases.
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Salesforce Developer and/or CPQ certification is a plus. 5+ years of experience in hands-on technical analysis, configuration, and administration in Salesforce & CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote.
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Experience in onsite technical roles on at least four full-lifecycle Lead-to-Cash projects, with strong application, integration, and data migration technical solution and implementation expertise in at least two of the following technologies: Salesforce CPQ and Billing, Vlocity CPQ, Pros and PriceFX, or Oracle CPQ.
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GENERAL SUMMARY: Plan, implement, and maintain Salesforce-based association management systems (AMS). Plan, implement, and maintain Salesforce-based association management systems. Salesforce Technical Manager, EDI.
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The Salesforce Solution Architect plays an integral role in building a holistic view and roadmap of our technology strategy and processes. Typically requires a minimum of 12 years of experience implementing Salesforce.
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Experienced Salesforce Developer. Work with IRS stakeholders to gather requirements, document solution design, configure the Salesforce application, and ensure successful engagement and project go-lives through disciplined project management.
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Salesforce Administrator Certification a must. Additional Salesforce certifications (Advanced Administrator, Platform App Builder, etc.) Proven track record with Salesforce Automation Tools or Experience Cloud.
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Apex | Salesforce(SFDC) Salesforce Integration Experience (both designing and hands on development) Ideally should not be more than 3-5) 7+yrs in Salesforce development, Technical Design and Implementation.
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