fusionSpan is hiring a
Salesforce Technical Architect

Summary

fusionSpan is seeking a Salesforce Technical Architect to join their team for a fully remote position across the US. The role involves developing custom applications, integrating IT systems, and working on Salesforce implementation projects.

Requirements

• At least 4 years of Salesforce development experience
• Salesforce Developer Certification; exception will be made for experience however a Salesforce Certification will be required within 90 days of joining
• Computer Science degree from a 4-year institution in information technology or related programs

Responsibilities

• Research, design, implement and manage Salesforce packages
• Identify and follow best practices for co-development environments including the use of code versioning, sharing, and management technologies and practices
• Produce accurate, consistent comments and documentation (e.g. Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket)
• Understand and follow agile methodologies including scrum-based development and project lifecycles
• Adherence to quality assurance protocols including manual testing, peer/self-review, creation of exhaustive test cases, and proper documentation for handoff to BA/QA
• Confer with project managers, lead developers, and business analysts to obtain relevant project requirements and specifications
• Maintain and enhance the required skills and expertise for best practices in current technologies (Keep up to date with changes to the platforms/technologies you are using)
• Identify areas for improvement in existing programs and subsequently develop those modifications
• Owning tasks from start to finish - Take the initiative to see tickets to completion

Benefits

• Health (PPO) dental & vision plan – 100% covered for employee
• Long/Short-term disability insurance – 100% covered for employee
• Life and AD&D insurance – 100% covered for employee
• IRA with 3% matching contribution
• 15 days of paid vacation – increases with tenure
• 10 paid federal holidays
• 12 weeks for parental leave