Job Description
Full details about the role and requirements
Yukerja Summary
The Salesforce E&U Solutions Architect role at Inetum is curated from Himalayas (category Marketing & Penjualan). This role is marked as remote — check timezone and location requirements on the official listing. Yukerja.com is not the employer — applications are handled on the official source site.
Role Overview
We are looking for a senior professional with a hybrid profile of Salesforce E&U Solutions Architect for a strategic project in the Utilities sector. The ideal candidate will have experience in Salesforce E&U Cloud architectures in Utilities and deep knowledge of the Brazilian regulated market.
What You Will Do
Design complete commercial processes (lead-to-cash, switching, dunning) and interact with C-level clients and SAP architects. The candidate will also have experience with Salesforce Shield, Certisign / digital signature ICP-Brasil, and native AWS S3 plugin.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have solid knowledge of integration architectures, SAP IS-U integration standards, and domain expertise in Salesforce Industries E&U Cloud. Portuguese-BR is a requirement, and English or Spanish is a plus.
Requirements
- Experience in Salesforce E&U Cloud architectures in Utilities
- Deep knowledge of the Brazilian regulated market
- Business Processes: Experience in B2B (High Voltage, SMEs) and B2C (Residential) processes
- Domain expertise in Salesforce Industries E&U Cloud, including EPC, Industries CPQ/CLM, and OmniStudio
- Solid knowledge of integration architectures (REST, SOAP, OData, Platform Events, microservices)
- SAP IS-U integration standards (BUT000, EVER, EEINV, BUT0BK)
- Salesforce Shield (Platform Encryption, Field Audit Trail, Event Monitoring)
- Certisign / digital signature ICP-Brasil
- Native AWS S3 plugin
- Portuguese-BR: Native
- Desirable: Salesforce Application Architect, System Architect, or Industry Cloud (E&U) certifications
Benefits
- 12 months contract with renewal
- Remote work with occasional visits to the client in Rio de Janeiro
Originally posted on Himalayas