Salesforce Architect (Salesforce CPQ)

Architect the Revenue Engine: Lead the technical design and redesign of our Quote-to-Cash (Q2C) and Lead-to-Cash (L2C) architecture, focusing on Salesforce CPQ and CRM along with the integrated Q2C ecosystem.

Drive Business Transformation: Work directly with business stakeholders to translate complex requirements into scalable enterprise architecture—challenging existing processes to drive simplification and automation in our Sales motions.

Define System Boundaries: Architect clean, robust integrations between Salesforce, CPQ and integrated enterprise systems (BillingPlatform(™), NetSuite, Marketo, HubSpot, and more ).

Provide Technical Leadership: Guide and mentor technical teams and developers by leveraging your significant developer background to perform code reviews, enforce Apex/LWC standards, and drive robust solutioning discussions.

Triage & Optimize: Evaluate trade-offs between out-of-the-box functionality vs. custom development, eliminating technical debt while prioritizing business velocity.

Hands-on Developer Roots: Proven background as a Salesforce CPQ Developer who has successfully transitioned into a Technical/Solution Architect role.

Transformation Track Record: Demonstrated experience leading end-to-end Digital or Business Transformation projects specifically focused on Quote-to-Cash or Lead-to-Cash redesign and optimization.

Cross-Platform Integration Mastery: Broad familiarity and integration design experience with enterprise systems like NetSuite, Marketo, HubSpot, BillingPlatform(™), Gong, and Snowflake.

Process Simplification Mindset: A strong track record of rethinking and optimizing business processes rather than simply recreating legacy workflows in Salesforce.

Stakeholder Fluency: Exceptional ability to communicate technical tradeoffs, system limits, and architectural decisions to non-technical business leaders.

A Pragmatic Architect: You know how code should be written because you’ve written it. You use that best-practice knowledge to guide dev teams and build architectures that work fluidly in production.

A Problem Solver: You love a challenge and figuring out how to solve them because  optimizing Salesforce ecosystems has been the driving factor in your successful career.

A Business Partner: You aren't a master of your domain. When a stakeholder asks for a shortcut that adds technical debt, you offer a better, more scalable alternative.

An Efficiency Champion: You live to eliminate friction in sales cycles, streamline quote line calculations, and ensure data flows cleanly from lead generation to revenue recognition.