Application Development - Salesforce Consultant

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Candidate has the option to sit within any of our market locations: Charlotte, NC; Atlanta, GA; Raleigh, NC; Dallas-Fort Worth, TX; Indianapolis, IN.
Hylaine is searching for a Salesforce Consultant with experience implementing Salesforce CPQ/Steelbrick. This role will require extensive hands-on Salesforce CPQ development experience and be responsible for development, configuration, unit testing, and deployment. The consultant must have excellent technical and functional skills to deliver a seamless client interaction while effectively working with cross-functional teams. The consultant must be able to implement a Salesforce CPQ solution from scratch.
What you'll need:
Solid knowledge in Salesforce CPQ/ Steelbrick to design, build, document, and support solutions to meet business needs, including configurations, customizations, and integrations.
Ability to translate business requirements into detailed technical specifications and perform the build activities to deliver integrated solutions from the design stage to a functional application focusing on SFDC best practices.
Create and maintain detailed technical documentation for design specifications.
Create automation to remove manual steps and processes.
Subject matter expert in Salesforce Sales Cloud functionality and Salesforce CPQ.
Experience with CPQ objects used in quote-to-order processes with in-depth knowledge of Product Setup, Product Bundles, Product Options, Product Configuration, Product Rules, Pricing, Discounting, Quote templates, Quote Line Editor, Contracts, Assets, Amendments, Renewals, Subscriptions and Advanced Approvals.
Ability to be flexible and proactive to facilitate a quick response to changing project requirements, customer objectives, and meet global goals successfully.
Minimum 5 years experience working on the Salesforce platform and 5 years working with SFDC CPQ.
Experience with CPQ implementations or part of the CPQ implementation team is required.
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