Seeking a CPQ Developer with 3+ years Salesforce experience, including CPQ implementation, strong technical skills, and good communication abilities.
- 3+ Overall years of Salesforce experience with Sales Cloud and CPQ Implementation
- 3+ years Salesforce CPQ experience with multiple currencies and complex products
- At least 2 full cycle Steelbrick CPQ project implementations
- Should hold SFDC CPQ Certificaiton
- Strong experience with SFDC Advanced approvals
- Experience with integrating Salesforce with external systems
- Strong working knowledge of Salesforce Objects and Data Model
- Strong understanding of Lead to Order process
- Must have good knowledge of CPQ objects used in Quote to Contract process
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Good interpersonal skills and strong sense of ownership Exposure to CLM tools and processes will be a plus
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