What are the responsibilities and job description for the Solution Architect - Salesforce (Paramus, NJ) (New York, NY) position at CEDENT?
As a Solutions Architect, you’ll partner with Product and Delivery Managers to architect and orchestrate building highly scalable and performant applications. Solutions Architect brings strong leadership and development skills including facilitating change, driving design excellence, code quality standards and striving for continuous improvement. You will be influential in the overarching technology choices for the program and be a guardian of a world-class customer experience.
Technology Landscape
Experience:
- Must have 10 years of strong experience in implementing large scale, multi -country, multi-language Ecommerce B2C web sites primarily on SFCC.
- Proven experience on defining Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) Architecture, Design & working with SF OMS as a backend engine. Expertise on exposing Salesforce Commerce Engine via APIs for frontend frameworks like Vue Storefront or similar frontend stacks.
- Must have led minimum one Headless Commerce Implementation Project across all SDLC phases.
- Ensuring that all new B2C commerce functionalities are built with Salesforce standard features and Red Cross target technology architecture.
- Extensive experience on exposing SFCC standard and custom functionality via OCAPI, SCAPI and B2CCommerce API.
- Lead/mentor/guide a team.
- Delivering compelling presentations, architectural blueprint documents, environment management plan, development policy and participate in requirements-gathering workshops to influence the strategic direction of projects and lead business through solution design.
- Execution of best practice standards: design, coding, environment, data
- Documenting any newly developed functionality in solution designs
- Partnering end-to-end with Product Managers / Owners, Business Stakeholders, and business analysts to understand customer requirements and process flows and translate them into Salesforce technology solutions.
- Managing all application architecture artifacts
- Ongoing application rationalization and simplification of user experience
