What are the responsibilities and job description for the Salesforce Technical Solution Architect position at EPAM Systems?
At EPAM, you'll design transformative Salesforce architectures that power global enterprises. As a Solution Architect , you'll bridge business strategy and technical innovation, leading cross-functional teams to deliver scalable, integrated solutions that drive measurable impact across industries. From AI to cloud transformation, you'll collaborate with top-tier innovators, gain autonomy to explore your ideas, and grow your skills in a culture built for tech excellence. Req.#930401539 Responsibilities Design complex, multi-cloud Salesforce architectures spanning enterprise systems, ensuring scalability, performance, and alignment with business objectives Translate business requirements into detailed technical designs for Salesforce platforms and integrated third-party systems Lead implementation teams by reviewing code, establishing best practices, and mentoring developers to deliver high-quality solutions Oversee end-to-end integration of Salesforce with enterprise systems including ERP platforms, legacy databases, and middleware solutions Collaborate with business stakeholders to understand processes and goals, converting complex needs into actionable technical roadmaps Drive continuous improvement by evaluating emerging Salesforce features and recommending innovations that enhance solution delivery Requirements 5 years of experience in Salesforce architecture and implementation, with a proven track record leading global projects Strong expertise in Salesforce products including Revenue Cloud and CPQ, combined with hands-on Salesforce API experience Proficiency with integration platforms such as MuleSoft or Informatica and REST/SOAP web services Exceptional communication skills with the ability to convey complex technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders Salesforce Architect certifications, including Technical Architect or Application Architect (Optional) Experience with Agile methodologies and tools such as JIRA and Confluence in a global, cross-functional environment (Optional)