Salesforce Data Cloud Developer

Xtagservices; Gurugram District; On-site; INR 1,700,000 - 2,500,000; Full time

Job summary

A technology solutions company is seeking a candidate with 3–6 years of experience for a role focused on Salesforce Data Cloud. Responsibilities include designing calculated insights, troubleshooting data mapping issues, and optimizing customer journeys. Certification in SF Data Cloud is preferable. Familiarity with HIPAA frameworks is a plus.

Qualifications

• 3–6 years of experience, preferably in Salesforce Data Cloud.
• Understanding of customer lifecycle and journey orchestration.
• Familiarity with privacy frameworks like HIPAA is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement calculated insights for metrics.
• Troubleshoot issues across data mapping and identity stitching.
• Work on integrating downstream systems.

Skills

Salesforce Data Cloud

Data Ingestion

Data Streams

Data Model Objects (DMOs)

Calculated Insights

Segmentation

Education

SF Data Cloud Consultant Certification

Job description

• Preferably Pune (Open to Bengaluru, Gurgaon)
• 3–6 Years
• General Shift

SF Data Cloud Consultant Certified (Preferable)

Pharma experience or familiarity with privacy frameworks like HIPAA (not mandatory, but preferable)

Experience designing and implementing 1st and 3rd-party data ingestion from varied sources including web, CRM, mobile apps, and media platforms

Strong understanding of Data Streams, Data Model Objects (DMOs), Calculated Insights, and Segmentation within Salesforce Data Cloud

Ability to design and implement Calculated Insights to derive metrics used for personalization and segmentation

Understanding of customer lifecycle and journey orchestration, and how to use unified profiles to enhance marketing outcomes

Ability to troubleshoot issues across data mapping, identity stitching, or segment activation flows

Key Skills & Experience:

Has hands of experience working on SF Data Cloud

Understanding of Data Streams, models within SF Data Cloud

Preferably worked on integrating downstream systems in the past