Project Role Application Lead Project Role Description Lead the effort to design build and configure applications acting as the primary point of contact Must have skills Salesforce Technical Architecture Good to have skills NA Minimum 12 year s of experience is required Educational Qualification 15 years full time education Summary As an Application Lead you will lead the effort to design build and configure applications acting as the primary point of contact Your typical day will involve collaborating with various teams to ensure that application requirements are met overseeing the development process and providing guidance to team members You will also engage in problem-solving activities ensuring that solutions are effectively implemented across multiple teams while maintaining a focus on quality and efficiency in application delivery Roles Responsibilities - Expected to be an SME - Collaborate and manage the team to perform - Responsible for team decisions - Engage with multiple teams and contribute on key decisions - Expected to provide solutions to problems that apply across multiple teams - Facilitate knowledge sharing sessions to enhance team capabilities - Monitor project progress and ensure alignment with strategic goals Skilled Technical Skills - Must To Have Skills Proficiency in Salesforce Technical Architecture - Strong understanding of application design principles and best practices - Experience with integration techniques and tools within the Salesforce ecosystem - Ability to analyze and optimize application performance - Familiarity with agile methodologies and project management tools Additional Information - The candidate should have minimum 12 years of experience in Salesforce Technical Architecture - This position is based at our Bengaluru office - A 15 years full time education is required 15 years full time education
📌 Application Lead (Karnataka)
🏢 Accenture
📍 Karnataka
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