Salesforce Solution Architect -EU

WHISHWORKS is a dynamic and innovative Salesforce partner on a path of continued growth and expansion, now looking for innovative and competent Salesforce Solution Architects to join our energetic team and contribute to the ongoing success of the company. We thrive on excellence, professionalism and trust to deliver the best for our client?s and this exciting opportunity to join our Salesforce Practice as a Solution Architect will enable you to walk a mile in our client?s shoes and see the business from their perspective. This is a unique role combining your hands on, technical experience within the broader scope of project delivery while exposing you to some of the most interesting and exciting Salesforce projects, working at the cutting edge. Role and Responsibility of Salesforce Solution Architect: ? Working with clients to architect and deliver Salesforce solutions while also being conscious of other technology offering from the WHISHWORKS portfolio (Mulesoft, Big Data) that can unlock growth, achieve strategic business objectives and monetise data. ? Work closely with C-suite executives and stakeholders at all levels to provide guidance as a Salesforce Solution Architect on the most appropriate designs to integrate. ? Leading technical design sessions with the technical team, writing technical design documents and overseeing project delivery Requirements of Salesforce Solution Architect: ? Proven success architecting and delivering end to end Salesforce projects. ? Experience with project delivery from inception to delivery, while managing stakeholder?s expectations. ? Awareness of the commercial value of Salesforce, as well as other technologies that may supplement company growth. ? Excellent verbal communication. At WHISHWORKS we offer our employees a world of potential and invest in our people to help them develop and achieve their goals. So if you are looking to work in a dynamic, enabling sales environment with an uncapped commission structure, then apply now by clicking the 'Apply? button.