Salesforce Technical Lead: Architecture & Delivery

Cardinal Health

United States

Remote

USD 123,000 - 176,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental and vision coverage

Paid time off plan

Health savings account (HSA)

401k savings plan

Pay before pay day with myFlexPay

FSAs

Disability coverage

Work-Life resources

Paid parental leave

Healthy lifestyle programs

Job summary

Cardinal Health seeks a Technical Lead (Salesforce) to drive technical execution quality and engineering enablement for ConnectSource and Marketing Cloud. The role bridges engineering with business and delivery stakeholders, shaping designs and ensuring scalable, secure Salesforce solutions.

Leading architecture awareness and enforcing standards, you will mentor teams, review designs, and manage risk. Applicants should have extensive Salesforce experience, including Marketing Cloud, and thrive

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field or equivalent experience preferred.
8+ years of hands‑on application development experience (custom and/or enterprise platforms) preferred.
Strong Salesforce technical experience (configuration + integration + SDLC delivery).
Demonstrated ability to lead complex technical initiatives and resolve production issues effectively.
Experience with Salesforce Marketing Cloud and enterprise CRM integrations preferred.
Experience with build/run operational practices, security controls, and regulated environments preferred.
Experience producing reusable Salesforce patterns, standards, and technical roadmaps preferred.

Responsibilities

Own technical execution quality for Salesforce solution areas, including implementation approach and delivery of technical/config components to agreed standards.
Lead design and code/configuration reviews (Apex, integrations, Flows, security model, data model) to ensure standards and best practices are met.
Identify Salesforce platform risks early and propose options, tradeoffs, and mitigation plans in partnership with delivery leadership.
Provide Salesforce architecture awareness (data model, permissioning, integration patterns, environment strategy) to ensure components fit end‑to‑end.
Define and reinforce Salesforce standards/patterns to promote consistency and reuse.
Create supporting technical documentation (design decisions, integration contracts, deployment notes) to guide critical decisions and continuity.
Ensure Salesforce work is planned and executed with SDLC rigor (requirements → design → build/config → test → release).
Define tasks, milestones, and technical deliverables; independently determine technical methods (configuration vs custom code vs integration approach).
Partner with run/support teams to improve Salesforce stability through monitoring/telemetry, defect trend analysis, and root‑cause analysis.
Drive technical debt remediation (org health, automation cleanup, integration hardening) to reduce incidents and rework.
Provide technical guidance to managed service/external partners as applicable.
Translate technical concepts into clear language for non‑technical stakeholders.