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Salesforce Administrator | 9 Months | £300 - £400 | Outside IR35 | Fully Remote

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Salesforce Administrator | 9 Months | £300 - £400 | Outside IR35 | Fully Remote

We’re seeking an experienced Salesforce Administrator for our client in the Logistics sector. The purpose of this role is to support in the handover of a successful implementation from an SI. This role is a 9-month contract, is determined as Outside IR35 paying between £300 - £400 per day and can be completed on a fully remote basis.

Key Requirements

  • Manage user accounts, customise fields, page layouts, create and manage reports and dashboards, and automate processes with Process Builder and Flow.
  • Proven ability to provide post-implementation support ensuring seamless operation and quick issue resolution.
  • Experience in delivering effective training on Salesforce.
  • Proficient in Salesforce Data Loader for data imports, exports, and maintaining data integrity.
  • Excellent communication skills for working with cross-functional teams, using tools like JIRA or Slack for documentation and collaboration.
     
    What you need to do now

    If you feel like this Salesforce Admin role is a good fit for you and would like to know more then please apply with your most up to date CV.

    Salesforce Administrator | 9 Months | £300 - £400 | Outside IR35 | Fully Remote

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