Designs, develops, and supports enterprise CPQ and product configuration platforms for accurate configuration, pricing, quoting, and fulfillment. Builds product models, business rules, pricing logic, integrations, and automation across CPQ, Salesforce, SAP, PLM, and other enterprise systems. Supports product lifecycle governance, new product introductions, testing, releases, troubleshooting, platform modernization, and quote-to-cash process improvements while collaborating with Product Management, Engineering, Sales Operations, and IT.
Senior CPQ Platform Engineer
Remote | Global Product Data Management
Position Summary
The Senior CPQ Platform Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and supporting enterprise CPQ and product configuration platforms that enable accurate product configuration, pricing, quoting, and order fulfillment. This role partners with Product Management, Engineering, Sales Operations, and IT to ensure scalable configuration models, business rules, and system integrations across the quote-to-cash process.
Key Responsibilities
CPQ Platform & Product Configuration
- Design, develop, and maintain CPQ and product configuration solutions.
- Build and manage product models, configuration rules, attributes, options, and pricing logic.
- Improve platform performance, scalability, and user experience.
- Troubleshoot configuration, quoting, pricing, and integration issues.
Product Lifecycle & Governance
- Translate engineering changes into configuration models and business rules.
- Support new product introductions, catalog updates, and end-of-life transitions.
- Maintain alignment between CPQ, PLM, BOMs, and enterprise systems.
- Establish governance for configuration standards, testing, and change management.
Systems Integration & Automation
- Support integrations between CPQ, Salesforce, ERP/SAP, PLM, and related enterprise applications.
- Drive automation, platform modernization, and process improvements.
- Develop and maintain validation, testing, and release management processes.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field, or equivalent experience.
- 3+ years of experience with CPQ, product configuration, or rules-based business systems.
- Experience building product models, configuration rules, and pricing logic (Ex: CPQ Software)
- Strong development skills in C#, .NET, VB.NET, or similar technologies.
- Experience integrating Salesforce, ERP/SAP, PLM, and enterprise applications.
- Knowledge of BOMs, product lifecycle management, and quote-to-cash processes.
- Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and stakeholder management skills.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with Salesforce CPQ, Salesforce Revenue Cloud, SAP CPQ, Oracle CPQ, Tacton, Cincom, or similar platforms.
- Experience with Agile PLM or other PLM systems.
- Knowledge of automated testing, deployment pipelines, and API integrations.
- Experience in healthcare technology, manufacturing, medical device, or other highly configurable product environments.
- Exposure to AI-driven configuration or pricing automation solutions.
Why This Role Matters
This role is critical to ensuring products can be configured, priced, quoted, and fulfilled accurately across the enterprise. The Senior CPQ Platform Engineer improves quote accuracy, order quality, operational efficiency, and customer experience while supporting the company's digital transformation and quote-to-cash strategy.
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