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Job Summary We are looking for a Salesforce Billing professional with 46 years of experience to support and enhance end-to-end Quote-to-Cash (Q2C) implementations using Salesforce Billing, integrated with Salesforce CPQ and Order Management. The role requires robust hands-on configuration and development skills, along with the ability to work closely with business and finance teams to deliver reliable billing solutions. Key Responsibilities Salesforce Billing (Core Focus) - Configure and support Salesforce Billing for subscription, one-time, and usage-based billing models - Set up and maintain: - Billing rules, billing schedules, and invoice generation - Credit notes, adjustments, and billing exceptions - Support proration, multi-currency, and taxation scenarios - Assist in billing runs, invoicing cycles, and reconciliation activities CPQ & Order Management (Associated Experience) - Work with Salesforce CPQ to ensure smooth Quote-to-Cash flow: - Product and price configuration - Discounts, bundles, and contract creation - Support Order Management processes: - Order capture, activation, and lifecycle updates - Troubleshoot data and process issues across CPQ, Orders, and Billing Development & Automation - Build and enhance automation using Salesforce Flows - Develop custom logic using Apex where standard configuration is insufficient - Create and maintain Lightning Web Components (LWC) for billing-related UI enhancements - Participate in performance tuning and optimization Integrations & Data Handling - Support integrations with: - ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics, etc.) - Payment gateways and tax systems - Assist with API-based integrations (REST/SOAP) and middleware solutions - Ensure data consistency between Salesforce and downstream finance systems Reporting & Support - Build and maintain billing and finance-related reports and dashboards - Support month-end and quarter-end billing activities - Provide Production support and root-cause analysis Required Skills & Experience Mandatory - 24 years of hands-on Salesforce Billing experience - Strong understanding of Quote-to-Cash processes - Experience working with Salesforce CPQ - Salesforce configuration experience (objects, flows, validation rules) - Working knowledge of Apex and Salesforce automation - Experience with system integrations Good-to-Have / Associated Experience - Exposure to Salesforce Order Management - Understanding of revenue recognition concepts (ASC 606 / IFRS 15 exposure level) - ERP or finance system integrations - Experience with middleware tools (MuleSoft, Boomi) - CI/CD tools (Copado, Gearset, Flosum) Certifications (Preferred) - Salesforce Certified Billing Specialist (or in progress) - Salesforce CPQ Specialist - Salesforce Platform Developer I Soft Skills - Ability to work independently on assigned modules - Good communication skills with business and technical teams - Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting mindset - Comfortable working in Agile/Scrum environments .
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