[GVI] Junior Salesforce Administrator

Project – the aim you’ll have

Role

Based remotely, the Junior Salesforce Administrator will support the day-to-day operation of the firm’s Salesforce CRM platform, ensuring that user requests are resolved in a timely manner and that the platform remains reliable and well maintained.

The role will primarily focus on resolving Salesforce support tickets and assisting business users across the firm. The platform supports multiple teams including Investor Relations, Investment, and Value Add.

The Junior Salesforce Administrator will work closely with the existing Salesforce team to troubleshoot issues, maintain data quality and assist with smaller configuration and enhancement tasks. The role will also involve supporting project work where required.

We are in the process of launching Salesforce Marketing Cloud and Sales Engagement, which will increase the team’s responsibility and variety of work.

Team

The Salesforce platform supports key workflows across the firm and plays an important role in managing investor relationships, investment processes and portfolio insights.

The Salesforce function currently consists of two Salesforce Administrators and a team manager.

The Junior Salesforce Administrator will work alongside this team to support the CRM platform and ensure the firm’s teams receive responsive and effective support.

Position – how you’ll contribute

Manage and resolve Salesforce support tickets from users across Investor Relations, Investment and Value Add teams.

Troubleshoot issues relating to reports, dashboards, data updates, user permissions and platform functionality.

Maintain the firm’s CRM platform and associated applications.

Assist with data maintenance and data quality initiatives across Salesforce.

Build and maintain strong relationships with business users to understand issues and support requirements.

Support onboarding and training of new Salesforce users where required.

Assist the Salesforce team with configuration tasks such as creating or modifying reports, fields, page layouts and workflows.

Support testing and rollout of enhancements and new functionality.

Document recurring issues and contribute to internal support documentation

Expectations – the experience you need

Essentials:

1–2 years’ experience working with Salesforce in an administration or support capacity

Experience resolving user support requests or working with a ticketing system

Experience creating or modifying Salesforce reports and dashboards

Strong attention to detail and ability to work with data

Ability to translate business requests into practical solutions

Desirable Skills:

Salesforce Administrator Certification or working towards certification

Experience with end user support in a non-CRM capacity

Experience working with Jira or other ticketing systems

Data visualisation experience using tools such as Power BI

Basic scripting or data manipulation skills

Additional skills – the edge you have

Commercially minded

Confident and pragmatic in approach and able to build credibility quickly

High EQ and ability to work effectively with business users

Strong attention to detail and organisational skills

Well-developed interpersonal skills and team spirit

Highly articulate (verbal and written)

Self-starting and able to manage workload independently in a remote environment

Ability to prioritise multiple requests and respond to business needs

Motivated to support colleagues across the firm and contribute to improving internal systems

Software Mind develops solutions that make an impact for companies around the globe. Tech giants & unicorns, transformative projects, emerging technologies and limitless opportunities – these are a few words that describe an average day for us. Building cross-functional engineering teams that take ownership and crave more means we’re always on the lookout for talented people who bring passion and creativity to every project. Our culture embraces openness, acts with respect, shows grit & guts and combines employment with enjoyment.

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