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Salesforce Technical Lead

DMI (Digital Management, LLC)
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9 months ago
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About DMI

DMI is a leading global provider of digital services working at the intersection of public and private sectors. With broad capabilities across IT managed services, cybersecurity, cloud migration and application development, DMI provides on-site and remote support to clients within governments, healthcare, financial services, transportation, manufacturing, and other critical infrastructure sectors. DMI has grown to over 2,100+ employees globally and has been continually recognized as a Top Workplace in both regional and national categories.

About the Opportunity

DMI is seeking aSalesforce Technical Lead to join us. 

Duties and Responsibilities:The Salesforce Technical Lead will be responsible for creating & delivering, in a timely and accurate fashion, Salesforce and related platform solutions. The candidate will contribute to the solution design,
development, and support of Salesforce-related engagements. In addition, this team member will be a
trusted advisor to our team and clients with a deep understanding of the Salesforce Core, Marketing
Cloud, Data Cloud, and the potential of other Salesforce ecosystem solutions such as MuleSoft.
Duties and Responsibilities:
● Collaborate with colleagues and customers to create prototypes and proofs of concept as a
means of eliciting and defining requirements
● Review solutions and recommend improvements
● Share knowledge and recommendations across the range of the salesforce ecosystem(Core,
Marketing Cloud, MuleSoft, Data Cloud. etc)
● Aid in refining the Salesforce product backlog, in liaison with stakeholders on the project
● Provide guidance on user story writing style
● Groom and refine clients’ Salesforce product backlogs, in liaison with client SMEs
● Support the configuration, quality assurance, testing, and deployment of Salesforce
● Excellent communication skills, written, verbal, and interactive when online

Qualifications

Education and Years of Experience: Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or related field
● 10 years in IT and 5+ years in Salesforce
● At least 5 Salesforce Certifications:
● Administrator (Required)
● Sales and/or Service Cloud Consultant (Required)
● Platform Developer 1 (Required)
● Salesforce Marketing Cloud (Preferred)
● Architect Certifications(Preferred)
● Any additional Certifications
● Experience mentoring, growing, and scaling teams
● Strong written and verbal communication skills
● Ability to work both autonomously as well as on a team
● Evidence of technical community engagement (blogs, papers, public speaking, social media

Required and Desired Skills/Certifications:Experience in supporting the design and development of Salesforce systems
● Experience in working within an enterprise environment including integrations
● Experience in Salesforce end-to-end implementation engagements as a team lead
● Ability to identify gaps between current and desired end-states, and make recommendations
● Proficiency in programming using SFDX and at least one other CICD tool
● Strong experience with configuration, customization, and programming including APIs
● Strong practical deployment knowledge of Salesforce configurations, Apex classes, APEX Web
services, API, AppExchange deployment, Lightning Web Components, Aura Components, and
related JavaScript frameworks

Min Citizenship Status Required:None

Physical Requirements:No Physical requirement needed for this position.

Location: London, Onsite

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