Own and administer the existing Salesforce environment, including configuration maintenance, user support, troubleshooting, permissions and security, reports and dashboards, data management, and integration support. The role focuses on keeping the Salesforce, Celigo, and NetSuite ecosystem operating smoothly. It requires Salesforce Sales Cloud administration and familiarity with automation, while Celigo or other iPaaS experience and ERP integration background are valuable.
Role Overview
This is primarily a Salesforce administration and production support role — not a development role. We're looking for someone to own our existing Salesforce environment: maintaining configurations, supporting users, troubleshooting issues, and keeping our Salesforce–Celigo–NetSuite ecosystem running smoothly.
Seniority Level
Mid-level Salesforce Administrator, ideally with prior experience in an environment where Salesforce integrates with an ERP system.
Key Focus
Salesforce is the center of gravity for this role. While NetSuite/Celigo integration experience is valuable, this is not a Celigo Developer or NetSuite Developer position — please don't screen primarily for those skill sets.
Ideal Candidate Experience
- Salesforce Sales Cloud administration
- Flow (Salesforce automation)
- Permissions and security management
- Reports and dashboards
- Data management
- Troubleshooting system integrations
- Basic familiarity with Celigo or another iPaaS/integration platform
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