Senior Salesforce DevOps Engineer
Senior Salesforce DevOps Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Manage and optimize established Copado-driven automated release workflows and CI/CD pipelines across Salesforce teams to ensure efficient, timely deployments.
- Understand the Salesforce Meta-data, merge conflicts management using git & Salesforce
- Implement Quality gates for Security, Test Coverage and other best practices
- Implement Change governance and communication for Shared Production infrastructure with multiple independent internal teams and vendors.
- Develop and enforce version control and branching strategies using Git and Copado to maintain consistency across all environment phases.
- Architect, provision, and maintain scalable cloud infrastructure using Terraform to support enterprise environments and applications.
- Design and manage cloud-native CI/CD pipelines using AWS DevOps tools or Jenkins to automate application and infrastructure provisioning.
- Collaborate with development and QA teams to integrate automated testing into both the Copado and AWS pipelines, ensuring high code quality.
- Monitor system performance using Salesforce tools and AWS monitoring services, proactively identifying and resolving operational bottlenecks.
- Maintain documentation for release processes, CI/CD pipelines, Terraform configurations, and cloud environments to ensure transparency and knowledge sharing.
- Stay updated on industry trends and DevOps best practices across both SaaS and public cloud ecosystems to continuously improve release efficiency.
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