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Salesforce Technical Architect Location- Hampshire or Sussex (twice per week) , Start date- ASAP Contract Type- Permanent, Hours- Full Time, Salary –£120,000-£140,000 A End user customer of mine is looking to add a Salesforce Technical Architect to the team. The technical Architect role manages development teams using Visualforce, Apex, Java, AWS, and other technologies to build customised solutions that support business requirements and drive key business decisions The Successful applicant will be offered a highly competitive salary, in addition to various benefits. Key responsibilities Identify ways to utilise SFDC … to improve business processes and productivity, and make recommendations to support an organisation scaling at a rapid pace. Lead and own all technical aspects of Salesforce.com implementations and/or customisation including data migrations, data quality, systems integrations, 3rd party applications, AppExchange products, and custom development Manage development teams more »

turn big ideas into the products, content and services millions of people love. And we do it all right here at Sky. As a Salesforce Technical Architect (PE) you will be responsible for aligning Salesforce Solutions and technologies with business goals and technical requirements. What … Cloud (Vlocity) and guide team members on techno-functional implementation aspects. Work with stakeholders to design solutions and define and refine requirements for the Salesforce architecture. Understand business requirements and develop solutions using your experience of Salesforce and Omni Studio - specifically using components like OmniScripts, Data Raptors, Flex … existing and future sales, services, marketing, and ops pursuits by infusing a depth of knowledge around Comms Cloud specific business processes, data requirements, and technical complexities. Establish and provide technical leadership and guidance to development teams to ensure high-quality code and adherence to best practices. Create a more »