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Aperia Solutions is seeking a Senior CRM Solution Manager to optimize Salesforce usage for our B2B customers and onboarding processes. Based in our North American office in Jacksonville, FL, you will drive initiatives, engage stakeholders, and enhance CRM capabilities in a hybrid work setting.
You will lead cross-functional teams, convert business needs into Salesforce-based solutions, and guide the product roadmap while prioritizing budgets and stakeholder value.
Join Aperia Solutions, a leader in SaaS solutions for the Payments and Compliance industries. Aperia is a Texas-based fintech and managed consultancy firm that creates custom SaaS applications and other software-based solutions for the payments, banking, and processing industry. Founded in 1999, Aperia offers business intelligence, risk management, compliance, and customer intelligence platforms. With offices in Dallas, Washington DC, and Vietnam, Aperia is a fast-paced, global organization that strives to improve efficiency in compliance, risk, and customer service operations. Aperia’s clients include banks, processors, payment facilitators, merchant service providers, independent sales organizations, and government entities. A career at Aperia promises a great challenge, culture, and opportunities to forge your own path.
The Senior CRM Solution Manager is responsible for providing solutions for business needs on the Salesforce platform. You will drive how we use Salesforce to sell to our B2B customers and onboard them. You will work with stakeholders to evaluate existing Salesforce capabilities and identify initiatives to add new capabilities and improve their processes and experience. This role is based in our North American office in Jacksonville, FL and offers a flexible hybrid work environment where you will have a blend of 3 in office days and 2 remote working days in the work week.
This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive. An employee may also perform other reasonable related business duties as assigned by their immediate supervisor or management. Principals only.
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