Senior Salesforce Consultant
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Job description
Hunley is a rapidly growing Salesforce Summit Partner headquartered in Davidson, NC, with a fully remote team working from all corners of the country. We move quickly, collaborate deeply, and keep our clients at the center of everything we do. We’re proud to be known not just as a trusted partner to our clients, but also as a place where people genuinely enjoy working.
Hunley (Remote-US Based)
Responsibilities
You will serve as a key team member on client projects. You will take part in:
- Business analysis and discovery
- Process design
- Requirements definition
- Instance configuration tasks, including reporting, object and field creation and modification, validation rules, processes, workflows, approvals, page layouts, permissions, etc.
- Data management - data review, manipulation (imports/exports/transformation), data quality management
- Testing
- Training
- You may serve as the key point of contact or outsourced Salesforce administrator for one or more existing clients, ensuring their requests and needs are captured and executed on
Qualifications
- Minimum 5-10 years of experience working as a Salesforce consultant
- Current Salesforce Administrator certification required sales Cloud and/or Service Cloud or other certifications
- Field Service Lightning Consultant certification is a plus
- CPQ specialist certification is a plus
- Einstein Analytics certification is a plus
- Experience working in an Agile or “modified-Agile” environment
- Understanding of data and data migration methodologies
- You should have contributed significantly to multiple new instance Salesforce implementations, or have participated in a number of large-scale projects in existing Salesforce instances.
- Bachelors degree preferred
- At least one year of prior remote work experience
Required Skills:
- Good communication skills; able to speak to business users in “layman’s language”
- (Politely) critical thinker – spots gaps, challenges assumptions, pushes back against bad ideas, offers best-practices alternatives
- Synthesis: Able to interpret user requirements definitions; able to create solid requirements definitions based on customer interviews
- Calm - keeps an even keel and a steady hand
- High threshold for quality; turns in good product; able to create and follow solid test plans
If you're hungry to grow, eager to be challenged, and ready to work alongside a sharp, driven team at a fast-growing Salesforce Partner — we’d love to connect.
At Hunley, we’re building more than just great client outcomes — we’re creating a workplace where diverse perspectives thrive, where every team member feels seen and supported, and where belonging is more than just a buzzword. We believe that diverse teams are stronger teams, and we encourage candidates from all backgrounds and walks of life to apply.
We offer competitive compensation and a solid benefits package — and we promise, you’ll never be bored.
Note: This role is for direct applicants only. No recruiters or agencies, please.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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