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Fusion HCR in Las Vegas, NV is seeking a Salesforce Business Systems Analyst to support a Lead-to-Cash transformation. You will gather requirements, translate business needs into user stories, and assist with configuration across Salesforce Sales Cloud, CPQ, and Revenue Cloud to enable accurate quoting and revenue processes.
This hands-on role partners with business stakeholders and IT, requires clear communication, and includes 10–15% admin-level configuration work.
Fusion HCR is Hiring!
Position: Salesforce Business Systems Analyst – CPQ
Location: Las Vegas, NV Preferred (Onsite/Hybrid) | Open to Remote — PST Time Zone Only
Type: Contract (6–12 Months, Contract-to-Hire Option Available)
Industry: Technology
Position Overview
Fusion HCR is seeking a Salesforce Business Systems Analyst to support key initiatives within a Lead-to-Cash transformation for a growing organization. This role will be responsible for gathering requirements, translating business needs into user stories, supporting solution enhancements across Salesforce Sales Cloud, CPQ, and Revenue Cloud, and assisting with configuration and troubleshooting for end users.
This is a hands-on role partnering closely with business stakeholders, Salesforce administrators, and technical teams to improve workflow efficiency, quoting processes, pricing configuration, and revenue recognition. Excellent communication skills are essential — this role requires someone who can clearly and confidently articulate requirements, processes, and solutions to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities
Business Analysis & Stakeholder Liaison
Configuration & Troubleshooting
Required Skills & Experience
Additional Requirement for Remote Candidates
Preferred
Why Join?
This is an opportunity to play a key role in a Lead-to-Cash transformation, working hands-on with CPQ and Revenue Cloud technologies in a collaborative, Agile environment with strong potential for contract-to-hire conversion.