13 Aug
|
Blue5green
|
India
Technical Architect
The Technical Architect is responsible for
designing and leading the delivery of complex, scalable Salesforce solutions
for enterprise customers. This role combines strategic architecture vision with
hands-on technical depth across the Salesforce platform, integrations, and
enterprise systems.
You are both a big-picture architect and a deep technical
problem solver, capable of designing resilient, high-volume systems that scale
seamlessly with long-term business growth. You bring a robust balance of
technical expertise, system architecture experience, and enterprise consulting
skills to ensure solutions are robust, secure, and future-ready.
Key Responsibilities
Client
& Stakeholder Collaboration
Partner
with client stakeholders to define requirements, deliverables, timelines,
and expectations.
Translate
business needs into well-architected Salesforce solutions aligned to
strategic objectives.
Identify
gaps between current and target-state architectures and recommend
actionable solutions.
Architecture
& Technical Leadership
Lead
technical design sessions and document end-to-end solution architectures.
Define
scalable, performance-driven system architectures leveraging Salesforce
best practices.
Provide
technical oversight and governance across Salesforce implementations.
Liaise
with teams to support and optimize client solutions.
Define
event-driven and asynchronous architecture patterns using Platform
Events, CDC, Streaming APIs, and message-based integrations.
Architect
scalable, loosely coupled systems leveraging async processing patterns to
handle high-volume, high-throughput workloads.
Guide
teams on selecting appropriate sync vs async integration strategies based
on performance, reliability, and business criticality.
Development,
Integration & Delivery
Oversee
technical delivery of custom development, integrations, and data
migrations.
Ensure
proper use of design patterns, large data volume strategies, and pl
📌 Technical Architect Hyderabad (India)
🏢 Blue5green
📍 India