Senior Technical Consultant — Salesforce DevOps
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Job Description
Structured overview of role & requirementsAbout This Role
Design, build, and continuously improve CI/CD pipelines, environment management frameworks, deployment automation, and release governance standards to support Salesforce migration projects.
Lead DevOps setup and execution for small-to-medium Salesforce migration waves; collaborate with architects on large multi-track engagements ensuring environment provisioning, code quality enforcement, and cutover automation.
Own Migration Factory CI/CD pipeline architecture including shared pipelines, metadata versioning, conflict resolution, and DevOps metrics for deployment success and environment health monitoring.
Minimum Requirements
6+ years of hands-on Salesforce platform experience focused on DevOps, release management, and CI/CD implementation.
3+ years designing CI/CD pipelines for Salesforce managing multi-org environments and sandbox lifecycle automation.
Required certifications: Salesforce Platform Developer I, Salesforce DevOps Accredited Professional, Salesforce Administrator.
Experience leading DevOps in small to medium projects independently and supporting large-scale enterprise programs; Proven cutover automation experience on at least 2 Salesforce programs.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Deep expertise with Salesforce DX, Metadata API, Apex, Lightning Web Components, and Salesforce CI/CD toolchains (Copado, Jenkins, GitLab, Azure DevOps).
Strong Git discipline and branching strategy experience supporting concurrent multi-track delivery with conflict and environment contention management.
Experienced client-facing communicator capable of translating complex DevOps constraints into clear delivery impact and governance standards across enterprise-scale migrations.