Salesforce Copado CRT
Remote · United States
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$70–$75/hr
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- 3+ years
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Minimum 3 years of experience administering and managing Copado deployments on the Salesforce platform, ensuring adherence to best practices, governance standards, and change control processes.
At least 3 years of hands-on experience with GitHub, Copado, and Jira for version control, release management, and service/change management.
3+ years of experience installing, configuring, and upgrading Copado as an enterprise DevOps solution supporting multiple Salesforce environments and organizations.
Proven ability to provide oversight and guidance to Salesforce project teams on Copado usage, DevOps best practices, and release management processes.
Minimum 5 years of experience working within a Center of Excellence (CoE) or governance framework, collaborating with Salesforce platform owners and coaching development teams on best practices and operational standards.
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8+ years of Salesforce platform experience with the following certifications:
Salesforce Administrator (Admin I & II)
Salesforce Platform Developer I & II and/or Platform App Builder
Salesforce Certified Service Cloud Consultant certification is preferred.
Copado Developer Certifications I and II are required.
CRT certification is preferred.
At least 5 years of experience with Salesforce Shield and Lightning Web Components (LWC).
Minimum 5 years of experience designing and implementing Salesforce Flows for process automation.
Experience working with Salesforce Experience/Community Cloud, Service Cloud, and Government Cloud environments is preferred.
Strong experience in Salesforce requirements gathering, solution analysis, and creating/maintaining technical architecture diagrams.
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