Salesforce Administrator - Remote US, No sponsorship available

Salesforce Administrator

Location: 100% Remote – USA ONLY

Compensation: Up to $110K–$112K Base + 4% Bonus

Benefits: ESOP, Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k), PTO and excellent overall benefits

No sponsorship available

I’m conducting a confidential search for a growing technology organization seeking a Salesforce Administrator who can truly own the platform.

This is a hands-on Salesforce role with light development responsibilities. We’re looking for someone who knows Salesforce inside and out—not simply someone who works tickets or makes basic configuration changes.

The right person will be comfortable operating as a Salesforce SME, working directly with business stakeholders to understand what they need, designing the solution, and then helping build and implement it.

What You'll Do:

• Own the administration and ongoing optimization of Salesforce

• Partner directly with users and business leaders to gather requirements

• Configure and enhance Salesforce Lightning

• Build sophisticated Flows and declarative automation

• Perform light Apex and Lightning Web Component (LWC) development

• Support integrations with external applications through REST APIs

• Manage custom objects, validation rules, permissions and security

• Lead data cleanup, imports, deduplication and data-quality initiatives

• Develop reports and dashboards for business leadership

• Troubleshoot complex Salesforce issues

• Manage multiple projects and priorities independently

• Train users and help drive Salesforce adoption across the organization

Ideal Background:

• 5+ years of Salesforce Administration experience

• Strong hands-on Salesforce configuration experience

• Salesforce Lightning and Flows

• Exposure to Apex and LWC

• REST API/integration experience

• Strong reporting, dashboards and data-management skills

• Ability to function as both a Salesforce Administrator and Business Analyst

• Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills

• Comfortable working independently in a highly visible environment

• Bachelor's degree in a technology-related field

Big Plus: Experience with Salesforce Data Cloud and/or Agentforce.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants more ownership than they may have in a large Salesforce organization. You’ll have the opportunity to influence how the platform evolves, work directly with the business, and help introduce new Salesforce capabilities.

The company also offers a 100% remote environment, ESOP and an outstanding benefits package.

If you're a strong Salesforce Administrator who likes solving business problems—not just administering a system—I’d like to talk.

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