The Salesforce DevOps Architect will design and oversee DevOps pipelines across platforms with a focus on Salesforce, improve innovation quality, and communicate effectively with stakeholders.
This is a remote position.
The Salesforce Devops Architect will have wide hands-on experience in the architecture, implementation and management of DevOps pipelines across various platforms, including Salesforce, using various tools. This position would be a powerful communicator to technical and non-technical audiences and help organizations at many levels of maturity improve their quality and pace of innovation.
Responsibilities:
Development, documentation of Salesforce DevOps architectures
Oversight of Salesforce DevOps implementations
Up-to-date knowledge and evangelism of the available commercial toolchains for DevOps
Assessments of current DevOps environments, tooling, processes and skills
Design of CI/CD pipelines for org-based and package-based delivery models
Design of automated quality control, deployment and gating mechanisms stages
Pre-sales and post-sales support for customers as a subject matter expert on DevOps
Maintain a cutting-edge understanding of the architecture of Salesforce metadata and configuration.
Required Experience:
Implemented DevOps processes for enterprise multi-org, multi-team environments with simultaneous, independent workstreams.
Executed straight-forward, customer-first in-depth DevOpS evaluations to provide a clear path for DevOps transformation and maturity.
Acted as subject matter expert during trainings and technical handoffs to organizations at various DevOps maturity levels.
Salesforce Certified Data Architecture and Management Designer is preferred
Salesforce Certified Development Lifecycle and Deployment Designer is preferred
Mastery of advanced Git (e.g. conflict resolution, cherry-picking, rebasing), one or more popular CICD tools.
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