Salesforce Commerce Cloud Technical Architect (B2C)

Studio Science

11d•Remote

About The Position

Studio Science is hiring a Salesforce B2C Commerce Technical Architect to lead commerce projects from solution design through launch. The architect serves as the technical authority on client engagements, guiding technical decisions and working directly with clients to deliver successful outcomes. The role combines deep Salesforce B2C Commerce expertise, technical leadership, consulting and client-facing skills, sound problem-solving, adaptability, an interest in design, and openness to modern AI-assisted ways of working. The position leads technical strategy, architecture, and hands-on implementation for B2C Commerce projects, including headless storefronts on Storefront Next. It shapes end-to-end solutions around client and end-user needs, explains technical options and tradeoffs to business stakeholders, and owns engagement quality and delivery momentum. The architect also supports pre-sales scoping and estimates, mentors the Commerce team, and designs the development operations process for each engagement. The role is remote for a professional working from a United States-based location. It requires flexibility to work with global clients across time zones and occasional travel to client sites and Studio Science headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States for any employer without current or future sponsorship.

Requirements

Deep Salesforce B2C Commerce experience.
Strong technical judgment and ability to lead architecture and solution design.
Consulting and client-facing experience, including guiding clients and recommending technical solutions.
Problem-solving mindset, adaptability, and passion for design.
Openness to modern, AI-assisted ways of working.
Ability to thrive in an environment of continual feedback and address stressful situations with poise, understanding, and tact.
Ability to work effectively and professionally from home in a United States-based location.
Availability and flexibility to work with global clients across multiple time zones and travel occasionally to client sites and Studio Science headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Must be authorized to work in the USA for any employer without needing sponsorship now or at any time in the future.

Nice To Haves

Salesforce B2C Commerce Developer and B2C Commerce Architect certification.
Experience migrating SFRA or SiteGenesis to PWA Kit, Composable Storefront, or Storefront Next.
Experience with Salesforce Order Management and its integration with B2C Commerce.
Experience with PCI-relevant payment architecture and secure handling of customer data.
Experience with enterprise commerce platforms beyond Salesforce B2C Commerce.
Experience across the Salesforce ecosystem beyond B2C Commerce, including core CRM, Sales, Service, Marketing, and/or B2B Commerce.

Responsibilities

Lead technical design, strategy, and hands-on implementation of B2C Commerce projects, including headless storefronts on Storefront Next, as the project's authoritative technical resource.
Review solution designs and code for quality, maintainability, and alignment with best practices.
Serve as a trusted advisor, mentor, and leader in the Studio Science Commerce team.
Understand defined business requirements and create end-to-end solution architectures that address clients' and end users' articulated and unarticulated needs.
Communicate and document technical solutions and design tradeoffs for business stakeholders.
Apply AI-assisted development tools where useful while maintaining high standards for code quality and architecture.
Collaborate with project managers, sales teams, subject matter experts, and clients in a pre-sales capacity to scope work and produce estimates.
Work directly with clients to review requirements, frame tradeoffs, and drive timely decisions for successful project delivery.
Maintain project momentum by identifying blockers early, keeping work moving, and holding clients and delivery teams to an aggressive timeline.
Own engagement quality, including test strategy, code review standards, CI/CD, and release readiness.
Design the engagement's development operations process, including code repository and environment strategies and consideration of external systems' lower-environment capabilities.