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A leading UK company is seeking a Technical Salesforce Business Analyst to join a greenfield implementation project. The role involves acting as a liaison between business and technical teams, capturing requirements, managing the backlog, and configuring Salesforce. Experience with Sales and Service Cloud is essential, alongside solid stakeholder management skills. The total package includes a competitive salary of up to £55,000, bonuses, and benefits like private healthcare. This position primarily allows for remote work with occasional office visits to London.
We’re looking for a Technical Salesforce Business Analyst to join a greenfield Salesforce implementation for a major UK FTSE 100 business. In this role, you’ll act as the link between business teams and technical delivery, capturing and refining requirements, managing the backlog with Product Managers and Owners, and shaping user stories.
You’ll work closely with Solution and Platform Architects to design scalable solutions and configure agreed features within Salesforce, ensuring smooth rollout and adoption across the organisation. You’ll gather and document technical requirements and user stories, translate business needs into technical use cases and process maps, configure Salesforce objects, flows and validation rules, configure and support the 3rd party applications installed into Salesforce (e.g. GoMeddo, Avonni, Nintex, etc), support UAT, admin tasks and data migration activities, work alongside Testers to conduct BA level testing and ensure Salesforce solutions are holistic, support integration flows between Salesforce and external systems (ERP, Marketing Cloud, websites, third‑party apps), and act as liaison between business and technical teams, simplifying complex concepts.
Up to £55,000 + circa 10% Bonus + £4,900 Car Allowance (approx. £65k total package). 25 days holiday (rising with service). Private healthcare, life assurance, and pension. Mostly remote working with occasional paid office visits to London (once every 1‑2 months).