Salesforce Technical Architect

Are you a skilled problem solver with a passion for innovation? I am looking for a talented Salesforce Technical Architect to lead the charge in shaping the clients Salesforce ecosystem for one of our online retail companies.

Our customer is looking for an experienced Salesforce Technical Architect to take ownership in designing and implementing highly scalable Salesforce solutions. Working with stakeholders you will be gathering requirements and translating those into technical solutions as well as taking on the lead for technical discussions to provide guidance to development teams. Within this role you will be hands on where needed and take ownership in troubleshooting issues to ensure the platform is maximised to its full functionality.

A core element of this role will be supporting the business in helping them to embed and integrate a new platform, this will include carrying out design work and integration plans, providing code reviews/guidance to the core Salesforce team and defining scope for future work onto the main and secondary Salesforce Orgs!

Location : Remote with travel to London office on an adhoc basis

Salary: £100,000-110,000 base plus benefits

Skills required:

• Salesforce certifications such as Certified Technical Architect (CTA), Salesforce Certified Application Architect, or Salesforce Certified System Architect preferred.
• Extensive experience architecting and implementing Salesforce solutions, with a deep understanding of platform capabilities and limitations.
• Strong proficiency in Salesforce configuration, customization, and integration using Apex, Visualforce, Lightning Web Components, REST/SOAP APIs, and other technologies.
• Excellent communication skills, with the ability to effectively convey technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Experience working in Agile environments, driving projects from inception to delivery.

If you're ready to take your Salesforce expertise to the next level then please apply now for immediate consideration and to find out more.