Salesforce Marketing Cloud Specialist

Posted 8 days ago

2t consultingPaw Creek (NC)

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SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$110,000 - $130,000 per year

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About the role

We are seeking a Salesforce Marketing Cloud Email Specialist to develop, administer, and support email marketing solutions, journeys, automations, integrations, and reporting within Salesforce Marketing Cloud.

Primary Responsibilities: *Develop and maintain Salesforce Marketing Cloud Journeys, Automations, and SQL queries. *Administer and support Marketing Cloud applications and environments. *Manage day-to-day email operations, configurations, and business support. *Monitor integrations, alerts, email performance, and business reporting. *Manage web certificate renewals, email archiving, and user roles/access. *Support REST/SOAP integrations and troubleshoot integration issues. *Coordinate with multiple technical and business teams to deliver solutions. *Support risk management and operational activities for Marketing Cloud.

Required Qualifications: *Salesforce Marketing Cloud experience and Marketing Cloud Email Specialist certification. *Strong SQL and database administration experience. *Proficiency in Java Script and HTML. *Experience with REST/SOAP web services, SOA principles, and integration best practices. *Hands-on experience with Postman and SOAPUI. *Strong communication, coordination, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.

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