Lead enterprise Salesforce DevOps and release management, including CI/CD pipeline design, deployment automation, Git workflows, metadata management, and environment troubleshooting. Coordinate releases across Salesforce, MuleSoft, Snowflake, AWS, and other integrations. Support Health Cloud, Experience Cloud, GovCloud, and federal IL4/IL5 environments while establishing release governance, quality gates, and DevOps best practices. Provide technical leadership to Salesforce development and DevOps teams.
Company Description
- StarTekk’s adoption of Digital Transformation is to accelerate organizational growth, increase efficiencies and help Star Workforce achieve focused business goals. The Employee will help our organization to identify and bridge the gap that exists in the business by analyzing the data, scale and support digital transformation initiatives.
We are seeking an experienced Salesforce DevOps Architect with strong hands-on expertise in enterprise Salesforce DevOps, release management, CI/CD, and deployment automation. The ideal candidate will have experience managing complex Salesforce environments and coordinating releases across enterprise applications, integrations, and cloud platforms.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead and manage Salesforce DevOps and release management activities across large enterprise environments.
- Design, implement, and maintain CI/CD pipelines and automated deployment processes.
- Define and enforce Git/GitLab workflows, branching strategies, version control, and release processes.
- Manage Salesforce metadata deployments across multiple environments, including troubleshooting deployment and pipeline issues.
- Work hands-on with Salesforce DevOps tools such as Flosum, Copado, Gearset, or similar platforms.
- Partner with development, architecture, QA, security, and infrastructure teams to coordinate enterprise releases.
- Support Salesforce implementations involving Health Cloud and Experience Cloud.
- Work with Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), Salesforce Security, configuration, and metadata.
- Coordinate Salesforce releases and dependencies across MuleSoft, Snowflake, AWS, and other enterprise integrations.
- Troubleshoot complex issues involving deployments, metadata, CI/CD pipelines, environments, integrations, and release automation.
- Establish DevOps best practices around source control, branching, code promotion, environment management, quality gates, and release governance.
- Support Salesforce GovCloud and federal environments, including environments subject to IL4/IL5 requirements.
- Provide technical leadership and guidance for Salesforce development and DevOps teams.
- Strong hands-on experience as a Salesforce DevOps Architect / Salesforce DevOps Engineer / Salesforce Release Manager.
- Extensive enterprise-level Salesforce DevOps and Release Management experience.
- Expert knowledge of Git/GitLab, CI/CD, branching strategies, source control, and deployment automation.
- Hands-on experience with Flosum preferred.
- Experience with Copado, Gearset, or similar Salesforce DevOps tools.
- Strong Salesforce development and platform experience.
- Experience with Salesforce Health Cloud and Experience Cloud.
- Strong knowledge of Apex and Lightning Web Components (LWC).
- Strong understanding of Salesforce Security and metadata management.
- Experience with enterprise integrations involving MuleSoft, Snowflake, and AWS.
- Strong troubleshooting skills across Salesforce deployments, pipelines, metadata, environments, and integrations.
- Experience with Salesforce GovCloud.
- Experience working in federal/government environments.
- Knowledge of IL4/IL5 compliance and security requirements.
- Previous experience supporting government or highly regulated Salesforce environments.
- Government security clearance experience is a plus.
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