Job Description

Our client is seeking a Senior Salesforce Integration Architect with 10–15 years of experience to design and implement complex enterprise integrations within their Energy & Utilities operations, architecting end-to-end Salesforce solutions that connect multiple enterprise platforms while managing sophisticated data flows and system dependencies.

Responsibilities & Qualifications

• Design complex enterprise Salesforce interfaces and end-to-end integrations between Salesforce and multiple enterprise platforms
• Handle intricate data flows, system dependencies, and error handling across integrated environments
• Architect solutions using REST/SOAP APIs, event-driven architectures, and asynchronous processing patterns
• Evaluate technical trade-offs and communicate architectural decisions clearly to both business and technology stakeholders
• Apply enterprise integration patterns and best practices to solve utility industry-specific challenges
• Collaborate across cross-functional business and technology teams to align integration strategy with operational requirements
• Leverage Salesforce Energy & Utilities Cloud expertise to optimize utility industry processes and system configurations
• Stay current with Salesforce platform capabilities including Sales Cloud and Marketing Cloud integrations where applicable

Requirements

• 10–15 years of experience in enterprise integration architecture and Salesforce solution design
• Deep expertise in Salesforce Energy & Utilities Cloud and utility industry processes/systems
• Strong proficiency with REST/SOAP APIs, event-driven architectures, and asynchronous processing
• Demonstrated experience designing end-to-end integrations and managing complex data flows across enterprise systems
• Solid understanding of enterprise integration patterns, error handling strategies, and resilience design
• Proven ability to evaluate technical trade-offs and communicate architectural decisions to stakeholders
• Experience collaborating with both business and technology teams on cross-functional integration initiatives