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NCINO SALESFORCE TECHNICAL LEAD WITH STRONG NCINO experience and certification - COLUMBIA, SC - ONSITE
$118k-138k (estimate)
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Applied Thought Auditors & Consultants Inc. is Hiring a NCINO SALESFORCE TECHNICAL LEAD WITH STRONG NCINO experience and certification - COLUMBIA, SC - ONSITE Near Columbia, SC

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JOB TITLE: NCINO SALESFORCE TECHNICAL LEAD WITH STRONG NCINO experience and certification

BANK CLIENT

COLUMBIA, SC onsite

Duration: Long term

nCino/Salesforce Technical Lead will work with associations to leverage the Bank s technical platform to build business solutions that make association business processes more efficient and effective and help reduce association operational risk.

Required Qualifications:

  • Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Business, or a related field
  • Expert level skill (10 years of experience) in technologies related to software development, security, DevOps, Cloud, etc.,
  • Advanced level skill with middle layer (MessageQueues, API management), SQL, development tools like Visual Studio, mobile development libraries, low code platforms, etc.,
  • Solid understanding of business analysis and business process analysis concepts
  • Strong communication skills that require interaction with all levels of Bank and association management teams
  • Ability to depict design and architecture with structured logical and deployment diagrams

Job Summary

JOB TYPE

Full Time

INDUSTRY

Business Services

SALARY

$118k-138k (estimate)

POST DATE

05/03/2024

EXPIRATION DATE

05/13/2024

WEBSITE

theappliedthought.com

HEADQUARTERS

SANFORD, FL

SIZE

25 - 50

FOUNDED

2005

CEO

SENTHIL MANIAN

REVENUE

<$5M

INDUSTRY

Business Services

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