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JD:<br> <br>Sr Solution Architect having 20+ yr experience in the CRM domain and 12+ yrs of experience in Salesforce platform. Must be hands on who can design and develop with Apex code and lightning components.<br><br><b>Must have experience- </b><br><br><b>Cloud experience -</b> Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Health cloud, Marketo, Pardot, Marketing Cloud, Analytics Cloud, Salesforce Communities, Apttus,Vlocity.<br> <br><b>CTI technology - </b>Genesys Cloud, AMC and Ingenius <br> <br><b>Salesforce technologies - </b>Lightning Web Component, Aura Framework, Java Script, Apex Class, Workflow, Validation, Approval Process, Trigger, Reports, Salesforce Lightening, Analytics Cloud, Dashboards and Visual Force (Pages, Component & Controllers) Security Controls, Email Templates, SOAP, REST, platform events, Workbench, Force.com IDE Plugin on Eclipse, Schema browser, MuleSoft, Developer Console, VS Editor.<br> <br><b>Integration tool: </b> Data Loader, Soap UI, Postman, MuleSoft, Curl, Workbench, ETL tool Informatica, Web Method and Data Access<br> <br><b>Certifications:</b><br> <ul> <li>Salesforce Advance Administrator ADM 211 Certified</li> <li>Salesforce Administrator ADM 201 Certified</li> <li>Salesforce Platform Developer I & II Certified</li> <li>Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder</li> <li>Salesforce Certified Pardot Specialist</li> <li>Salesforce Sales Cloud</li> <li>Salesforce Service cloud</li> <li>CTA (good to have)</li> <li>Any other Salesforce Architect certification (must have)</li> </ul> <br><br><b>Skill:</b><br> <ul> <li>Expert in creating Salesforce User interface as per business requirements by using Salesforce Page Layout, LWC, Aura Components, record type and Visual force pages by using Standard Controller or Custom Controller.</li> <li>Automated Business Process by using Workflow Rules, Approval Processes and Apex Triggers.</li> <li>Expert in designing and developing visual flow.</li> <li>Integrated Salesforce Application with other Enterprise Application by using Salesforce provided Standard API for standard objects or by creating custom API by exposing Apex Classes as service.</li> <li>Exported and imported data from and into Salesforce by using Data Loader and CLIQ.</li> <li>Expert in Salesforce SOQL and SOSL query language to analyze data and getting records set into Apex Class.</li> <li>Created Dashboard and different type of reports to provide operational matrix to business users.</li> <li>Integrated Salesforce with Microsoft Outlook to see Salesforce Data in user's outlook application.</li> <li>Managed Different Chatter Groups to collaborate among different group of users.</li> <li>Worked with Salesforce to resolve any production issue and work with Salesforce Lead engineer to implement new functionality.</li> <li>Design and develop using lightning components.</li> <li>Must be able to drive architectural discussion with stakeholders and partners, must be able to provide estimations for various demands, must be able to create and maintain enterprise level architecture diagrams.</li> <li>Must be able to work and guide in both AMO and AD teams.</li> <li>Must be able to guide and mentor teams by getting involved in writing code.</li> <li>Migrated Salesforce objects across different environments by using CI/CD pipeline Bitbucket, GitHub, Jenkins and Change Set or Eclipse IDE along with Metazoa and Copado.</li> <li>Must be able to manage and guide release management activities.</li> </ul>

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