Manage the configuration, security, and data quality of Salesforce. Responsibilities include user management, data governance, automation, reporting, and release management, while collaborating with stakeholders for improvements.
This is a remote position.
Location: Remote (Colombia / LATAM, GMT-5)
Employment type: Full-time / Staff Augmentation
Seniority: Mid–Senior (4+ years)
Language: B2/C1 English required
Role MissionOwn the configuration, security, data quality, and continuous improvement of Salesforce, translating business needs into scalable declarative solutions.
User, roles/profiles, permission sets, OWD/FLS management and audits
Data governance: imports/cleansing, deduplication, validation rules, backups
Declarative automation with Flows, assignment rules, email alerts
Reporting & dashboards; adoption and KPI monitoring
Release/change management across sandboxes to production; UAT and documentation
Partner with stakeholders to prioritize a secure, maintainable roadmap.
Requirements
Must-Have Qualifications
4+ years administering Salesforce (Sales/Service Cloud)
Hands-on expertise with Flows and Reports/Dashboards
B2–C1 English
Certification: Salesforce Administrator (ADM-201)
Nice to have
Platform App Builder, Experience Cloud, Marketing basics, ITSM/Zoho/Slack exposure
Benefits
- 100% remote, flexible schedule
- Annual certification/training budget (Trailhead & exams)
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