Salesforce Marketing Cloud Architect | 6 Months | £500 - £600 | Inside IR35 | Hybrid Remote

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Salesforce Marketing Cloud Architect | 6 Months | £500 - £600 | Inside IR35 | Hybrid Remote

We’re recruiting for a Salesforce Marketing Cloud Architect to support to design and deliver scalable, secure, and high-performing solutions on Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC). This role requires 1-2 days per week onsite in Nottingham.

Key Requirements

Architect comprehensive solutions for Salesforce Marketing Cloud deployments.
Convert business and marketing objectives into robust technical frameworks.
Design data structures, integration approaches, and automated workflows.
Connect SFMC with Salesforce CRM and third-party platforms through APIs.
Deliver advanced segmentation, personalisation, and maintain strict data compliance.
Direct technical teams, uphold best practices, and enhance system scalability.
Offer strategic consultancy, workshops, and governance for development standards. 
What you need to do now

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

Salesforce Marketing Cloud Architect | 6 Months | £500 - £600 | Inside IR35 | Hybrid Remote

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