Salesforce Developer

REQ Solutions Pvt Ltd; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Success Academy Charter Schools is seeking a Senior Salesforce Developer/Architect to lead architecture, design, and delivery of enterprise Salesforce solutions. This role goes beyond hands-on development, requiring strategic thinking and technical leadership across teams.

You will collaborate with stakeholders, mentor distributed engineering teams, and drive architecture decisions that balance user experience, platform integrity, and delivery speed.

Qualifications

• Senior Salesforce Architect with enterprise Salesforce experience.
• Proven ability to lead distributed engineering teams.
• Strong stakeholder communication and architecture decision making.

Responsibilities

• Salesforce Architecture & Technical Leadership - Own end-to-end architecture, design, and direction of enterprise Salesforce implementations.
• Design scalable, secure Salesforce solutions aligned with objectives and translate requirements into technical roadmaps.
• Define integration strategies across Salesforce and enterprise systems.
• Evaluate trade-offs between scalability, maintainability, usability, performance, and timelines.

Skills

Salesforce Architecture

Technical Leadership

Distributed teams

Tools

Salesforce

Job description

Job Title: Senior Salesforce Developer/Architect

Location: New York, NY

Work Schedule: Hybrid

Duration: 6-months contract to hire role (100% CTH)

****Note: Local candidates who can work on W2 basis without any sponsorship are encouraged to apply.****

Position Overview:

• Success Academy Charter Schools is seeking a Senior Salesforce Developer / Salesforce Architect to lead the architecture, design, and technical delivery of enterprise Salesforce solutions. This is a highly strategic role requiring exceptional systems thinking, product mindset, and technical leadership—not just hands-on Salesforce development.
• The ideal candidate will be comfortable working in fast-paced, evolving environments where requirements may be ambiguous. You'll collaborate with business stakeholders, own architectural decisions, mentor distributed engineering teams, and build scalable Salesforce solutions that balance user experience, platform integrity, and delivery speed.
• This is not a traditional Salesforce Developer role—it is designed for an experienced Technical Lead or Solution Architect capable of driving enterprise-wide Salesforce initiatives from strategy through implementation.

Key Responsibilities:

• Salesforce Architecture & Technical Leadership -
• Own the end-to-end architecture, solution design, and technical direction of enterprise Salesforce implementations.
• Design scalable, secure, maintainable, and high-performing Salesforce solutions aligned with business objectives.
• Translate evolving business requirements into practical technical solutions and architectural roadmaps.
• Define integration strategies across Salesforce and enterprise systems.
• Evaluate technical trade-offs between scalability, maintainability, usability, performance, and delivery timelines.

Engineering Leadership -

• Lead and mentor offshore and distributed Salesforce development teams.
• Establish and enforce Salesforce development standards, coding best practices, architecture guidelines, and governance.
• Perform architecture reviews, design reviews, and code reviews to ensure long-term platform health.
• Provide hands-on technical leadership when needed to resolve complex technical challenges or unblock delivery.

Stakeholder Collaboration -

• Partner closely with Product Managers, Business Analysts, Architects, and business stakeholders to shape technical solutions.
• Facilitate technical discussions and provide trusted architectural recommendations.
• Communicate effectively with both technical and executive audiences.
• Participate in solution design sessions, planning meetings, estimations, and technical workshops.

Delivery & Platform Governance -

• Identify technical risks, dependencies, bottlenecks, and architectural concerns early in the project lifecycle.
• Drive mitigation strategies that support predictable delivery without compromising technical quality.