Senior Salesforce Financial Services Architect

Pay Range: $70.00hr - $75.00hr

Job Overview:

The organization is seeking a Salesforce Financial Services Architect to lead technical solutions and architecture. The candidate will be responsible for designing scalable solutions and managing the full application lifecycle within the Salesforce ecosystem.

Requirements:

• The candidate must have 6+ years of experience in Salesforce Architecture, preferably working for major Fortune 500 companies.
• Minimum 10X Salesforce Certified with at least 2 Architect certifications.
• The successful candidate should have rich client experience and experience in client-facing roles.
• Expert level understanding and 10+ years of direct experience with the Salesforce product suite, preferably including Financial Services Cloud, Sales, Service, and Community/Experience Cloud (minimum 3 cloud expertise required).
• Extensive experience with data migrations from third-party systems to Salesforce.
• Proven desire to continue growing knowledge within the Salesforce ecosystem.
• Knowledge of Enterprise Service management and ITSM processes is a plus.
• 10+ years of experience in Salesforce business process design and rules configuration.
• Extensive knowledge of platform authentication patterns including SAML, SSO, and OAuth.
• 10+ years of experience in multi-tier architecture design for scalable solutions with manufacturing and billing systems.
• 8+ years of experience in integration architecture and tools, including real-time APIs and ETL tools such as SAP PI/PO, Mulesoft, and Salesforce Connect.
• Expertise in the full Salesforce application lifecycle development, including solutioning, planning, development, testing, environment management, release management, code versioning best practices, deployment methodologies, and operationalizing.
• Expert level knowledge in configuration as well as in declarative customization and APEX development.
• Expertise with Salesforce and enterprise architecture best practices design, including weighing the balance between configuration, customization, use of managed packages, AppExchange apps, accelerators, and connectors.