Job Title:  Assistant Manager | Salesforce Functional | Hyderabad | Engineering as a Service/ Operate

Salesforce Technical Lead - Service

 

Job Title

Salesforce Technical Lead - Service

Job Description

 - Deliver solution design for Service and Field Service features for D2C and B2B business using Service cloud and Field Service Lightning

 - Lead architecture and build of routing engines, SLA/entitlement logic, dispatcher console customizations, and technician workflows.

 - Architect enterprise integrations with CTI, scheduling engines, ERP/Inventory, IoT, and mobile workforce systems.

 - Define standards for Apex design patterns, async strategy, LWC architecture, and resilient API governance.

 - Manage and update FSL core modeling: resource calendars, territories, skills, operating hours, shift patterns, and optimization rules.

 - Resolve critical incidents involving routing failures, CTI outages, scheduling degradation, or assignment breakdowns.

 - Drive performance improvements across high volume work orders, service appointments, and mobile operations.

 - Review and approve technical designs, code, and integration frameworks produced by developers.

 - Coordinate with onsite leads, architects and product managers to align technical direction and design for Service features

 - Lead CI/CD, release planning, environment readiness, regression strategy, and cross-team technical alignment.

  - Drive adoption of Agentforce, Copilot, AI‑powered development practices, prompt engineering standards, and smart coding accelerators to enhance team productivity and technical design quality.

 - Lead team of offshore and onsite engineers for technical delivery

Academic

Bachelor's in Computer Science or related field or equivalent work experience

 Salesforce PD1 and PD2 certification

Business Experience

9-11 years of Salesforce Development Experience with at least 3 years as Technical lead

Key Experience/Competencies

 - Hands-on Development experience (must) in large and fast paced Salesforce environment

 - Strong understanding of the Salesforce platform, including its architecture, capabilities and constraints.

 - Strong understanding of Salesforce service cloud and Salesforce FSL.

 - Experience owning end to end technical design for D2C and B2B service including Service order management, service scheduling/dispatching, work order management, service invoicing/payments, warranty and parts management

 - Deep understanding of DevOps practices and tools such as Copado and Jenkins, including designing and optimizing CI/CD pipelines.

 - Experience in building scalable data models, security models, and complex technical solutions for Service and field services

 - Hands-on development skills in Apex, LWC and Integration using middleware solution or Events/API

 - Hands on integration experience with Corporate applications (SAP etc.) and custom microservices

 - Experience managing a team of 8-10 offshore developers in Agile development.

 - Experience in Agentforce, Copilot, AI‑powered development practices, prompt engineering standards, and smart coding accelerators to enhance team productivity and technical design quality.

 - Self-driven and ability to handle handles ambiguity and escalations.

 - Excellent Stakeholder communication (Written/verbal). Ability to translate business outcomes into technical direction, set expectations and tradeoffs clearly.

 - Experience in Automotive or remanufacturing service environment is a plus

Experience/Competencies (Nice to Have)

 - Experience in Automotive or Manufacturing service environment at scale

 - Knowledge of observability, logging, and integration monitoring patterns

 - Experience in Services Analytics and Data Engineering platforms like Tableau, Amazon Redshift and orchestrator tools like Airflow.

 - Experience working with ERP, finance, fulfillment, or logistics systems integrated with Salesforce

 - Familiarity with Repair Process, Parts ordering and fulfillment, Part and Service pricing, incentives, or order‑to‑cash workflows

 - Proficiency in modern JavaScript beyond basic LWC usage