Software Engineer (Enterprise Applications)

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The Division of Continuing Studies (DCS) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is expanding its use of Salesforce to support new initiatives, including the implementation of a new noncredit registration system. We are seeking a Salesforce Admin/Developer to join our CRM team and help lead the transition to a Blackthorn-based Salesforce solution for noncredit course and conference registration.This is an exciting opportunity to be the CRM team's first developer, bringing technical expertise to enhance our Salesforce capabilities.

In addition to this first project, the role may contribute to other Salesforce initiatives across DCS. You will collaborate with stakeholders to configure, develop, and support Salesforce solutions that enhance the learner experience and meet the evolving business needs of DCS programs.

Key Job Responsibilities:

• Designs and implements test plans, and prepares systems test data: 5%

• Reviews application design specifications, codes new applications, and makes enhancements to existing applications: 25%

• Contributes to the development of data structure and systems performance strategies: 5%

• Prepares program documentation and training requirements: 5%

• Designs and maintains the Division’s SQL Server data and ETL environment used for analytics and enterprise reporting, including schema management, data transformation workflows, and preparation of datasets for Tableau and other downstream tools: 10%

• Conducts analysis for the evaluation and selection of vendor software solutions and packages: 5%

• Reviews application modules for quality assurance and checks compliance with application architecture standards: 5%

• Conducts systems analysis, reviews and interprets system requirements, and develops detailed system design specifications for system integration and upgrades: 15%

• Develops, prepares, or modifies technical specifications for complex projects, system integrations, and upgrades: 15%

• Manages integrations between Salesforce, CSIS, SQL Server, and related platforms, including monitoring integration performance, diagnosing cross-system issues, and implementing long-term stability improvements: 10%

Department:

Continuing Studies, Information Technology

Compensation:

Minimum $79,193 ANNUAL

Required Qualifications:

• Comprehensive understanding of Salesforce platform capabilities, including declarative configuration, security, and data management, with a proven ability to design and implement scalable Salesforce-based solutions.
• 2+ years of experience as a software developer, including writing custom code and scripts, developing automation processes, and managing the development lifecycle.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Salesforce Platform Developer 1 Certification
• Salesforce Administrator Certification
• 2+ years of experience with Salesforce development
• Experience integrating Salesforce with other systems using APIs or middleware (e.g. Informatica, MuleSoft)
• Experience with administrator-level responsibilities in enterprise software systems
• Experience as an employee of a large institution of higher education working with a variety of institutional stakeholders
• Excellent written and verbal communication

Education:

Bachelor's Degree Required, in Computer Sciences or related field

How to Apply:

To apply for this position, please click on the "Apply Now" button. You will be asked to upload a resume, cover letter, and list of three professional/supervisor references as a part of the application process. References will not be contacted without prior notice. Please ensure your resume and cover letter address how you meet the minimum/preferred qualifications for the position.

Contact Information:

Zachary Yafai

HR Business Partner

zyafai@wisc.edu

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