Manage and administer Salesforce platform for a federal client: configure security, environment management, user administration, flows and automations, DevOps deployments (Copado/GitHub), reporting/dashboards, troubleshooting, and stakeholder support. Must be a U.S. citizen eligible for Public Trust clearance.
Job Title: Salesforce Admin/Developer
Job Location: Remote (preferably EST)
Job Duration: Contract / Fulltime
Client: Federal Agency
Criteria: Need US citizenship because of federal regulations and the sensitive nature of the work involved.
Ability to obtain Public Trust Clearance
- 3–5 years of Salesforce Administration experience with strong knowledge of Salesforce architecture, security, and environment management.
- Salesforce Certified Administrator (Admin I & Admin II) with hands-on experience in Salesforce Flow automation.
- Experience with Salesforce DevOps tools such as Copado, GitHub, version control, deployments, and metadata management.
- Strong skills in user management, security, troubleshooting, reporting, and dashboard creation.
- Excellent problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills with the ability to support technical and business stakeholders.
- U.S. Citizen/Authorized to Work, eligible to obtain a Federal Public Trust clearance, with a Bachelor's degree in a related field.
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