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Salesforce is seeking an Enterprise Architect for Financial Services to solve complex business problems for Fortune 1000 companies. This role involves supporting sales teams, engaging with customers, and providing strategic roadmaps for digital transformation. The ideal candidate will possess strong technical skills, industry knowledge, and the ability to communicate effectively with senior-level contacts.
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Enterprise Architect : Financial Services
What if you were empowered to solve the most complex business problems that Fortune 1000 companies face today? What if you could work for a company that believes that top-line growth is as important as giving back to the community? What if you could collaborate with teams of talented and passionate individuals to craft innovative architectures and transformational strategies? What if you had the opportunity to influence AI + Data strategy for some of Salesforce's strategic customers ... Sounds like fiction, you say? Absolutely not! Welcome to Salesforce!The Enterprise Architect's primary role is supporting sales teams in developing Salesforce value propositions that align with our customer's digital transformation and cloud adoption strategies. An Enterprise Architect in a pre-sales role is a customer-facing enterprise-wide expert with broad technical skills, deep industry knowledge, and unparalleled business acumen. The Enterprise Architect is a subject matter expert in one or more categories, including business strategy, application architecture, data & information, integration, security, cloud computing, distributed platforms, mobile, and analytics. Enterprise Architects are expected to have strong sales skills and use proven consultative approaches to engage with customers and define their transformation journey along with steps to get there.
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