Amazon Sr Salesforce Architect DSP Tech Last Mile 

United States, Washington, Bellevue 

24733412

Key job responsibilities
- Lead the architecture and design of Salesforce solutions, with a focus on Service Cloud and Sales Cloud implementations.
- Collaborate with product managers and program teams to deliver customized solutions that meet business requirements, enhance user experience, and generate tangible business value.
- Engage in planning and analyzing requirements for system enhancements, translating them into well-architected solutions that leverage the Salesforce platform and products effectively.
- Design scalable and efficient solutions that align with best practices and industry standards.
- Support system integrations across the native Salesforce ecosystem, backend services, and AWS technologies.
- Stay updated on the latest Salesforce features and technologies and provide recommendations for continuous improvement.

- 10+ years of experience in technical leadership and/or technology consulting on large enterprise projects around applications architecture.
- 8+ years of Salesforce development experience along with Salesforce.com Certifications.
- Excellent knowledge of Salesforce.com architecture components including sales and service clouds.
- Proven success in contributing to a team-oriented environment.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to interact with customers and team members at all levels.
- Advanced skills in Salesforce application including configuration, triggers, process builders, workflows, lightning experience, apex coding, batch processes, and database design.
- Excellent knowledge of Salesforce data model, custom objects, API, governor limits, workflows, and configuration
- Experience with integrating with the Salesforce platform (inbound/outbound) using BULK/REST/SOAP APIs

- Salesforce certifications such as Certified Application Architect or Certified System Architect preferred.
- Background in application development using technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript