ERP & Enterprise Applications / Salesforce

Recruit Salesforce talent for the product, operating model, and roadmap.

Crosscheck recruits Salesforce administrators, developers, architects, project managers, data and integration professionals, product owners, and platform leaders for contract, contract-to-hire, and permanent roles.

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Define the assignment

The hiring brief records the clouds and products in scope, org landscape, user groups, data model, automation, integrations, security, release process, technical debt, roadmap, and decision rights. That separates a broad Salesforce title from the work the person will own after joining.

Hiring brief inputs

Give your recruiter these four inputs.

  1. 01

    Org and products

    List each Salesforce org, cloud, user group, business process, managed package, and roadmap commitment.

  2. 02

    Build ownership

    Set the boundary across configuration, Flow, Apex, Lightning Web Components, architecture, testing, and DevOps.

  3. 03

    Data and integration

    Document the data model, migration needs, MuleSoft or API work, Data Cloud scope, quality rules, and access controls.

  4. 04

    Platform operations

    Define backlog control, release duties, support, adoption, vendor use, security, and technical-debt decisions.

Platform coverage

Products and workstreams

Sales & service

Sales CloudService CloudField ServiceExperience Cloud

Marketing, commerce & revenue

Marketing CloudCommerce CloudCPQRevenue Cloud

Data, integration & AI

Data CloudMuleSoftAgentforce
01

Implementation and transformation

Discovery, solution design, configuration, development, integrations, migration, testing, deployment, enablement, and governance.

02

Platform engineering

Apex, Lightning Web Components, Flow, APIs, MuleSoft, Data Cloud, CI/CD, observability, data quality, performance, and security.

03

Product and operating ownership

Administration, backlog, releases, support, adoption, architecture, vendor management, roadmap, controls, and center-of-excellence leadership.

Role families

Match the title to the work.

Administration and product

Salesforce administrators, business analysts, product owners, release managers, and platform managers.

Development and architecture

Salesforce developers, technical architects, solution architects, integration architects, MuleSoft specialists, and DevOps engineers.

Project delivery

Salesforce project managers, program leaders, workstream leads, data and migration specialists, test leaders, and change professionals.

Screening plan

Test the evidence, not the keyword list.

  • Which clouds, orgs, user populations, and business processes did the candidate own?
  • What configuration, Flow, Apex, component, integration, data, or security decision can they explain?
  • How did they manage releases, technical debt, quality, adoption, and production support?
  • For Agentforce and Data Cloud, ask for the deployed use case, data boundary, evaluation method, and operating controls.