Salesforce Technical Architect

CloudMasonry

2d•Remote

About The Position

CloudMasonry is a full-service Salesforce consultancy with multi-cloud expertise, serving enterprise clients through onshore, collaborative teams. Senior consultants shape the solution, and we were the first Salesforce consultancy to build AI into a complete delivery methodology that keeps requirements, documentation, and reporting moving, so our teams spend more time with clients. With offices in the US and UK, 65+ consultants holding 350+ Salesforce certifications, 559+ completed projects, a 4.9 CSAT, and an 89% repeat-client rate, CloudMasonry works with enterprise clients on their most complex Salesforce programs. A Salesforce Technical Architect at CloudMasonry is a consulting role tailored for individuals with extensive experience in architecting and developing custom solutions on the Salesforce platform and a proven ability to communicate effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders and team members. The candidate should be adept at discovering innovative technology solutions to meet client needs efficiently. A commitment to being a self-motivated learner of new technologies or related skills is essential. Prior hands-on Salesforce experience is required, and existing Salesforce technical certifications are mandatory. This is a remote position open to candidates who currently live in the United States. We are unable to consider applicants based outside the US.

Requirements

5+ years of hands-on Salesforce development and technical delivery, including 2+ years in a consulting environment; we hire at multiple levels and match scope to experience
Experience as the technical lead on complex enterprise implementations with multiple business units, stakeholder groups, and connected systems
Deep expertise in Apex, LWC, and Flow, and good judgment about when to use configuration and when to write code
Strong understanding of platform limits and performance, including governor limits, asynchronous processing (Batch, Queueable, Platform Events), and large data volumes
Integration design experience with REST and SOAP APIs, Platform Events, Change Data Capture, and middleware such as MuleSoft or Informatica
Experience designing Salesforce sharing and security models
A strong foundation in object-oriented programming and common design patterns (Apex, Java, Python, or similar), plus working knowledge of relational databases and SQL
Hands-on experience with Git-based source control, Salesforce DX, CI/CD pipelines, and automated testing, including well-structured Apex unit tests
Experience working in Agile or Scrum teams
Strong client-facing communication skills and confidence leading technical workshops and design reviews
Familiarity with CRM, ERP, and other common enterprise business applications
Required Certification: Salesforce Platform Developer II.

Nice To Haves

Experience with business processes in areas such as quote-to-cash, service, or sales operations is a plus
Experience maintaining legacy Visualforce and Aura code is a plus
Preferred Certifications: Salesforce System Architect or Application Architect.

Responsibilities

Own technical design and delivery for your engagements or workstreams, from discovery through release, either as the lead architect or alongside a Solution Architect
Design scalable, secure, maintainable solutions using Apex, Lightning Web Components (LWC), Flow, and integrations, preferring configuration and using custom code where it is the better long-term answer
Design the integration and data architecture, including API and event-driven patterns, middleware approach, data migration, and handling of large data volumes
Turn business requirements and user stories into technical designs and specifications that developers can build from
Act as a technical advisor to client stakeholders, explaining design trade-offs, platform constraints, and risks to technical and non-technical audiences
Oversee delivery quality through code reviews, design reviews, and development standards, making sure what gets built matches the design
Own the development lifecycle for your workstreams, including environment strategy, version control, CI/CD (continuous integration and delivery), testing, and deployment
Give developers and consultants hands-on technical guidance and mentorship, including troubleshooting and performance tuning
Work closely with Engagement Managers, Project Managers, Business Analysts, and delivery teams, and actively manage technical risks, assumptions, and dependencies
Support pre-sales by scoping technical solutions, estimating effort, and explaining the proposed approach to prospective clients
Look for ways to improve solution quality, delivery efficiency, and technical standards across engagements