Salesforce Consultant CPQ Business analyst Role( work from home)

- Knowledge of Salesforce CPQ, Salesforce Sales Cloud. - High proficiency in CPQ configuration tasks including product bundles, pricing rules, product rules, configuration attributes, and pricing scripts - Quote template designing and document generation - Experience with signature platforms like DocuSign or Adobe eSign - Technical expertise in configuration and limitations of Salesforce CPQ - Ability to troubleshoot and resolve Salesforce CPQ issues ·Responsible fordeveloping in Force.com, Visualforce, Apex, Java, AJAX, Javascript, and othertechnologies to build customized solutions that support business requirementsand drive key business decisions ·Perform technicalanalysis, level-of-effort estimation, design, development, implementation ofapplications with necessary customizations and integration - Developing Trigger, Batch class, Schedule Job by maintaining best coding standards. - Inbound / Outbound Web Service(SOAP and REST) and MuelSoft technologies - Strong Knowledge on Deploying Components using Eclipse IDE and Salesforce Changeset Migration Tool. (Optional to be trained on ANT Migration tool) - Hands on Experience using Data Migration Tools (Data Loader and Import Wizard), understand business requirement and adopt the required methodology for data import and export. - Strong Knowledge on OWD, Certificate Key Management and Remote Site Settings. - Security Sharing and Setting - Workflow, Approval Process - Validation rules, Page Layouts, Record Types, Field Set, Permission Set - Maintaining User Matrix on Roles and Profiles across the Organization. Requirements - Certification: Salesforce Certified CPQ Specialist - Minimum 3 years Salesforce CPQ (Steelbrick)or APTTUS CPQ ·Minimum 5+ years of development experience on the Salesforce platform ·Minimum 3 + years experience of Enterprise Salesforce implementation with over 300 users with integration with enterprise applications like Oracle, Sap etc. ·Minimum 1 complex data migration (i.e., ETL efforts) experience ·Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, MIS or related field. Benefits Best in the industry commensurate to experience

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