Director, CRM Systems
TebraFull Time
Expert & Leadership (9+ years)
Candidates should possess at least 8 years of hands-on Salesforce development experience, including expertise in Apex Classes, Triggers, Lightning Web Components, and enterprise integrations. Additionally, a minimum of 5 years of technical leadership experience managing Salesforce development teams is required, with a proven ability to recruit, hire, onboard, and develop technical talent. Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities, including experience presenting to executives, are also essential.
The Senior Manager of Salesforce CRM Systems will lead and mentor a team of Salesforce Developers, Administrators, and CPQ Engineers, managing team capacity planning and resource allocation. Responsibilities include designing, developing, testing, and documenting high-quality Salesforce solutions, creating individual development plans for career growth, and conducting performance reviews. The role also involves managing hiring and onboarding processes, fostering a culture of innovation and accountability, and optimizing quoting, pricing, and order management processes. Furthermore, the manager will support end-to-end sales operations workflows, deliver solutions to streamline sales cycles, maintain data integrity across integrated platforms, and partner with cross-functional teams to understand business requirements. Staying current with Salesforce advancements and AI technologies, implementing development best practices, and ensuring platform reliability and security are also key duties.
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