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Salesforce CPQ Business Analyst

Bluvium · Mumbai City

📅 10/08/2026
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Experience: 5+ years in Salesforce CPQ Business Analysis Job Summary We're seeking an experienced Salesforce CPQ Business Analyst with strong expertise in CPQ (Revenue Cloud) and Quote-to-Cash (QTC) processes. You'll work with stakeholders and technical teams to gather requirements, design scalable CPQ solutions, and drive successful delivery. Key Responsibilities Champion in continuous process improvement across the Project / Product development lifecycle.Drive system adoption through end-user support and training.Identify areas of improvement and implement solutions in the process.Create well-defined business cases by analysing the value of an idea, concept, request, or potential project including, defining the scope, objective, and baseline requirements.Serve as a subject matter expert on Salesforce and Salesforce CPQ configuration and development.Maintain system reports and dashboards to track trends in usage, adoption, and other key metrics.Create, monitor, and update detailed project plans.Review and provide input into project scope definitions.Responsible and heavily involved in the creation of end-user and administrator training material, potentially delivering end-user training.Partner with the internal business areas to understand their business and strategic initiatives, processes, and system enhancements.Proactively identify areas for improvement within assigned business areas.Requirements 5+ years as a Salesforce Business Analyst, including 5+ years of strong, hands-on Salesforce CPQ experience.Strong QTC lifecycle knowledge (Salesforce CPQ, Revenue Cloud, Sales Cloud)Ability to understand complex Salesforce CPQ scenarios and translate those requirements into user stories.Ability to understand the legacy systems and envision the future implementation.Should be able to demonstrate the developed functionality.Should be able to review/write test cases and do at least high-level e2e testing prior UAT.Salesforce Administrator or CPQ Specialist certification will be an added advantagePreferred Salesforce Certified Administrator / Business Analyst / Revenue Cloud Consultant certification(s).Good to Have Salesforce Billing, ERP integrations (SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, MS Dynamics), revenue recognition, API/middleware knowledge, data migration experience .
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