Technical Salesforce Business Analyst

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My client is looking for a Technical Salesforce Business Analyst to help in the thrilling expansion of their companies CRM. You will be required to engage with senior level stakeholders to gather requirements and transform those requirements into technical solutions.

Responsibilities:

*Gathering requirements and liaising with stakeholders

*Work with businesses across the orgs to determine their needs

*Documenting Business Requirements

*Managing Senior Stakeholders of the Business

*Experience using decorative development tools

*Knowledge of APEX/Visualforce/force.com

Requirements:

*24 Months Salesforce.com Experience Minimum

*Strong Analytical Understanding

*Stakeholder management Expertise

*Salesforce.com Administrator (ADM201) Certified

* Eligible to work in the UK

This is an immediate requirement for a global leading FSTE 100 organisation that is heavily expanding and have interview slots all next week! If you are interested in this role please get in touch immediately to avoid any disappointment.

If you are able to work within the UK and would like to discuss this and other exciting Salesforce.com opportunities in more detail then please send your CV to [email protected] or call Susan Oguns on 0203 868 5024.

Mason Frank International is the global leader for Salesforce.com recruitment and advertising. We have finalized more Salesforce.com jobs than any other agency. We deal with both Salesforce.com Partners & End Users throughout North America. Specializing solely in placing candidates in the Salesforce.com market, I have built relationships with many of the key employers in England. My knowledge and understanding of where the best opportunities and Salesforce.com jobs are unrivalled in the industry.

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