Are you looking for an opportunity to contribute to a high-energy, dynamic, and quick-paced organization? Are you interested in joining a team where you can contribute to building the fun, people-centric, culture and brand? Then you’re in the right place
Litmos develops eLearning solutions for top-performing companies. An established leader in the market since 2007, Litmos solutions include an easy-to-use LMS platform, a comprehensive learning content library, services to support success, and integrations with top workflow tools. Thousands of companies trust Litmos to create, curate, and connect learning to employees, customers, and partners. The solutions are used by more than 30 million people in 150 countries, across 35 languages. Find more information at www.litmos.com.
Role Summary
The Salesforce Developer is a hands-on engineer who builds, configures, and maintains the Salesforce ecosystem powering Litmos’s go-to-market, customer experience, and revenue operations. This role will have a primary focus on marketing operations and demand generation,
but must be proficient across the platform. Working as a remote member of the GTM Operations team, this role partners with the GTM Business Partner and Salesforce Architect to deliver scalable, well-architected solutions across Marketing Cloud, Sales Cloud, Revenue Cloud, Data Cloud, Experience Cloud, and Service Cloud.
This role builds what is defined and does not define what is built. The GTM Business Partner translates business intent into technical specifications; the developer then collaborates with an Architect to design, build, test, and deploy. Remote delivery demands a high bar for accountability, communication discipline, and reliability.
This is not a Salesforce admin role. It is a dedicated, full-time technical builder embedded in the GTM operating model, accountable for the integrity, quality, and timeliness of system delivery.
Core Responsibilities
1. Salesforce Development & Configuration
- Build
📌 Salesforce Senior Administrator (India)
🏢 Litmos
📍 India