Salesforce Integration Lead – Jitterbit

Salesforce Integration Lead – Jitterbit To 80,000 Remote with occasional travel to the London Office. Quant Capital is urgently looking for a Salesforce Integration Lead to join our well-known Fintech50 client who produces software disrupting the wealth management market. My client has dominated the domestic market with their SaaS offering and they are looking to replicate this success internationally, to do this they are investing heavily in technologists from software developers to Technical operations. This team is responsible for the designing, building, testing and delivering successful, efficient system integrations with Salesforce CRM. They support and enhance existing integrations across the internal system model, delivering as much automation as possible throughout the process. This a technical role with the need for strong communication across the business. Day to Day the Data Engineer will: Develop solutions for data input and data integration as well as analysis and reporting. Ensure that the business fully utilises its Business Intelligence solutions, making full use of technologies, processes, and applications to analyse data, deliver competitive intelligence and support business decision making. Produce management information reports, identify, and correct data anomalies, and manage all data integrations, working closely with stakeholders in senior management, functional leaders, and colleagues across multiple functions. Ensure integrations are always working successfully and securely, and work in harmony with the existing data model using Salesforce as the master database. Processing tickets within the Business Intelligence JIRA project Deliver, maintain and monitor high quality integration projects The Integration Analyst Must have: Comp Sci or Engineering Degree or similar Experienced at building/maintaining API Integrations REST API experience of REST, JSON and other data integration toolsets & SQL Experience of building/maintaining API integrations, preferably using Jitterbit or similar iPaaS solutions (e.g. Mulesoft) Salesforce experience (ADM201) preferred Significant experience as a Data professional, ideally from a Systems or Analytics background, with excellent knowledge of Business Intelligence / Management Information best practices. Excellent knowledge of data management and decision support systems. This should include data quality and data integration, as well as tools for reporting and analysis. The environment is that of Facebook or Google, relaxed open with time to think and make the right decisions. The atmosphere is calm and relaxed with an open dress code. This is a role for technologists, those who are motivated by the sharp end of technology and the possibility of making serious money doing something you are passionate about. My client is based in Central London but the role is remote for the immediate future.Jitterbit, BI, Salesforce, ETL, DATA,, EC2, DevOps, Linux, AWS, Java, CLoudwatch

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