Public Sector Salesforce Architect — Security & IAM Lead
Yudrio, Inc.
Washington (District of Columbia)
Hybrid
USD 130,000 - 160,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive rewards package
Profit-sharing
Low-cost vision and dental plan
Job summary
A high-end IT solutions provider based in Washington, D.C. is seeking an experienced Salesforce Technical Architect to lead the design and implementation of Salesforce solutions. The role requires expertise in security architecture and Agile methodologies, focusing on public sector engagements. Candidates must possess 10+ years of Salesforce experience and relevant certifications. This hybrid position offers the chance to impact mission-critical applications within federal agencies.
Qualifications
More than 10 years of Salesforce experience in configuration, development, and architecture.
Salesforce System Architect or Application Architect certification required.
Experience designing and implementing Salesforce security architecture across 3+ projects.
Responsibilities
Lead the design and implementation of Salesforce architecture solutions.
Support compliance with FedRAMP, GDPR, and government security frameworks.
Mentor development teams and conduct reviews for code quality.
Skills
Salesforce architecture
Security architecture
Agile methodologies
Identity Access Management
Consulting experience
Education
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field
Tools
Salesforce Shield
Okta
Job description
A high-end IT solutions provider based in Washington, D.C. is seeking an experienced Salesforce Technical Architect to lead the design and implementation of Salesforce solutions. The role requires expertise in security architecture and Agile methodologies, focusing on public sector engagements. Candidates must possess 10+ years of Salesforce experience and relevant certifications. This hybrid position offers the chance to impact mission-critical applications within federal agencies.