Technical Architect (Salesforce)
Technical Architect (Salesforce)
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Create and document solution design that is in line with Vlocity (Salesforce Industries) best practices for use of data raptor, omni script, cards, and integration procedures
- Design leveraging a data-driven design framework, and leverage force.com or Vlocity (Salesforce Industries) features as appropriate to the overall design
- Lead business and functional requirements definition and prioritization/scoping of requirements and sizing of projects
- Set best practices including integration and application development, deployment, testing (unit and systems) and iterative refinement
- Serve as an escalation point for fellow architects, systems analysts, integrators, developers on all technical questions or issues
- Collaborate with cross-functional team (strategy/planning, architecture, business operations and enterprise technology delivery) to determine how best to implement Salesforce Industries solutions
- Serve as the technical subject matter expert for Salesforce Industries projects across BCBSMA enterprise, and across the entire project lifecycle
- Consultant Track, UX Designer
- Proficiency with Salesforce (client, Visualforce, Lightning/LWC, Force.com), Vlocity DataRaptor, Vlocity Cards, Vlocity OmniScript, VlocityDX, Vlocity Integration Procedures, Vlocity CPQ, Vlocity EPC and Ratings EngineSFDC and Vlocity Data Model knowledge
- Integration experience using REST (JSON, XML), SOAP APiExperience in Dev Ops for CI/CD using CopadoCPQ (configure, price, code) AngularJS HTML5 & CSS3 CSM Project leadership experience
- In-depth knowledge of key processes in industry-specific CRM solutions (e.g. Quote to Order, MACD, Policy Management)
- Proven track record of successful project delivery of enterprise Salesforce implementations
- Completed Vlocity implementations highly preferred
- Process modeling tools and best practices
- Project management tools and best practices
- Data modeling
- Systems analysis and design
- Healthcare industry experience, preferably payer subvertical
- Excellent communication skills, equally comfortable with crafting emails as leading a white-board discussion, or delivering a technical presentation
- Experience leading teams in the analysis of complex problems, and the design and implementation of related solutions
- Detail-oriented with the ability to learn quickly to leverage new concepts, technologies, and solutions
- Ability to work independently and be a self-starter
- Cutting edge innovator who continually studies new technologies and functionality, and is involved in projects that push the capabilities of existing technologies
- Preferred Experience and Skills
- Experience creating the technical architecture for complex Salesforce implementations
- Ability to create supporting technical documentation, detailed design specifications and effort estimations
- Experience working in iterative projects, and with deployment strategies/processes (staging environment vs. production)
- Experience soliciting, gathering, and analyzing user input and requirements
- Experience documenting user stories and creating to-be process flow diagrams
- Experience collaborating with business stakeholders
- Experience writing detailed documentation of business processes and procedures
- Proven ability leveraging analytical and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced environment
- Strong presentation, communication (written and verbal) skills, and interpersonal skills
- Ability to juggle and prioritize multiple tasks within a collaborative team environment
- Demonstrate flexibility and willingness to do what it takes to get the job done
- Possess drive and desire to learn and grow both technical and functional skills
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