1909 Salesforce Developer Human Resources jobs in Denton,TX

Salesforce Application Architect

Keurig Dr Pepper

Frisco, TX 75033

Master's or Bachelor's degree in related field (e.g., Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, System Analysis, etc.) or equivalent combination of education and work experience
10 – 12+ years of experience in IT and business/industry including strategic and operations planning
10+ years of experience in at least three disciplines, such as business, information, solution, or technical architecture, application development, middleware, information analysis, database management, or operations
Experience in working in multiple, diverse technologies and processing environments.
3–5 years of IT experience including Salesforce architecture, design, and delivery.
Knowledge of SDLC methodologies with experience delivering Salesforce solutions in Agile and DevOps environments
Proven ability to translate strategic vision into executable Salesforce roadmaps.
Ability to lead cross-functional teams and communicate effectively with business stakeholders.

AArete

Dallas, TX 75201

Auto Club Of Southern Calif

Coppell, TX 75019

7+ years of hands-on experience delivering Salesforce solutions, with at least 3+ years in an architect or lead role
Deep expertise with Salesforce Financial Services Cloud, including case management, routing, knowledge, and sales processes
Experience designing and implementing integrations between Salesforce and enterprise systems (APIs, middleware, event-driven patterns)
Practical experience with at least one major contact center platform integrated with Salesforce; Genesys experience strongly preferred
Proven experience with complex data modeling, sharing/security model design, and performance optimization on Salesforce
Strong skills in gathering requirements, defining user stories, and communicating solution options and trade-offs with stakeholders
Excellent communication and documentation skills, with the ability to explain complex concepts to non-technical audiences