Grupo TECDATA Engineering

Technical Architect – Salesforce Marketing Cloud

In short

This role leads the technical architecture of Salesforce Marketing Cloud solutions, covering marketing automation, data integration, and personalized customer communication. It is posted by an IT engineering company and requires deep hands-on expertise in SFMC tools (Journey Builder, Automation Studio, Email Studio, Contact Builder), AMPscript/SSJS/SQL, and REST/SOAP integrations with Salesforce CRM and other enterprise systems. The position is fully remote within Spain, full-time.

About the Role
We are looking for a Technical Architect specialized in Salesforce Marketing Cloud to design and lead the technical architecture of marketing automation solutions, data integration, and personalized customer communication.
The selected person will be responsible for defining scalable technical solutions, designing integrations between Salesforce Marketing Cloud and other corporate systems, and ensuring the performance, security, and quality of implementations.
Main Requirements
•Experience in technical architecture and Salesforce Marketing Cloud projects.
•Advanced knowledge of Journey Builder, Automation Studio, Email Studio, and Contact Builder.
•Experience with AMPscript, SSJS, and SQL.
•Design and implementation of integrations using REST/SOAP APIs.
•Knowledge of data models, Data Extensions, and audience segmentation.
•Experience integrating with Salesforce CRM and other enterprise systems.
•Ability to define technical solutions, oversee development, and solve complex problems.
•Good communication and coordination skills with technical and functional teams.

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