Job Description
Key Responsibilities
Gather and translate business requirements into Salesforce solutions, user stories, and acceptance criteria.
Configure Salesforce using declarative capabilities such as Flow, objects/fields, Record Types, Permission Sets, validation rules, reports, and dashboards.
Analyze and resolve incidents, service requests, defects, and enhancement requests.
Perform functional impact analysis and recommend scalable solutions following Salesforce best practices.
Support SIT, UAT, regression testing, releases, and post-deployment validation.
Maintain functional documentation, knowledge articles, and support procedures.
Collaborate with business stakeholders, developers, administrators, and other technical teams.
Support SLA-driven delivery within a managed services environment.
Required Skills
3+ years of Salesforce experience, preferably as a Functional Consultant, Administrator, or Business Analyst.
Strong Salesforce administration and declarative configuration skills.
Experience with Salesforce Flow, security/access, data model, reports, and dashboards.
Strong requirements gathering, troubleshooting, and functional analysis capabilities.
Experience supporting production Salesforce environments.
Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills.
Preferred Qualifications
Salesforce Certified Administrator
Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder
Salesforce Certified Business Analyst
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Sales Cloud or Service Cloud experience/certification
Experience with Agile, ITIL, Jira/Azure DevOps, or ServiceNow
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