Mulesoft Senior Technical Consultant
About the job
- A degree or equivalent relevant experience is required.
- At least 6 years of relevant hands-on development experience implementing integration solutions is required.
- Hands-on integration development experience with MuleSoft is required.
- Experience with at least one of IBM Integration (IIB or DataPower), Boomi, Talend ESB, or SAP Integration (PIPO or CPI) is required.
- Experience with API management solutions such as Apigee or Mashery is required.
- Experience with one or more on-premise or software-as-a-service packaged commercial off-the-shelf solutions for ERP, CRM, e-commerce, or mobile applications is required, such as Salesforce.com, NetSuite, Oracle, Siebel, SAP, or Workday.
- Experience implementing multiple technical integration project software development life cycles end-to-end is required.
- The candidate must be able to conduct solutions effectively within diverse technical teams comprising clients, systems integrators, contractors, and internal teams.
- Experience contributing integration artifacts to internal initiatives is required.
- A solid understanding of on-premise infrastructure and cloud-based deployments, configurations, monitoring, and management is required.
- Experience developing, profiling, and fixing Java application code and using automated testing tools is required.
- Experience completing technical design documentation and technical reference materials for client and internal consumption is required.
- The candidate must be able to use advanced artificial intelligence developer assistants, such as Cursor, Claude, or GitHub Copilot, in integration development while maintaining reliability, security, and MuleSoft best practices.
- Practical fluency with artificial intelligence coding assistants and modern integration development ecosystems is required.
- The candidate must be willing and able to travel when needed based on project and business needs.
- Provide technical guidance on MuleSoft implementation projects.
- Evaluate customers' technical and functional requirements and develop cost-effective integration solutions.
- Advise customers on standard methodologies for on-premise, cloud, and hybrid integration and API management.
- Participate in MuleSoft technical product and consulting services training, methodology, and enablement.
- Participate in field activities with clients by shadowing architects and senior consultants and applying training.
- Complete MuleSoft implementations for customers and apply business outcomes and context to implementation methodologies and approaches.
- Complete MuleSoft technical certifications and develop subject-matter expertise and project deliverables for architectural review.
- Provide hands-on delivery guidance to influence development, governance, and operational life-cycle standards.
- Identify risks and challenges throughout project experiences and help define and implement mitigation measures to meet customer needs.
- Contribute to technical brown-bag sessions and publish reusable content for the field.
- Deliver presentations, architectural blueprint documents, and requirements-gathering workshops to influence project strategy and lead customers through solution design.
- Use artificial intelligence developer assistants to accelerate API development, integration implementation, troubleshooting, and technical documentation.
- Optimize API and integration development, document technical assets, and deliver secure, scalable, and high-quality integration solutions.
About the company
Salesforce sells cloud software that helps businesses manage sales leads, customer service, marketing, and online commerce from shared customer records. Its flagship Sales Cloud tracks accounts and deals, while Service Cloud organizes support cases and Agentforce builds AI assistants that act on company data. Teams access these tools through a browser and connect outside apps and data sources, with Slack for work messages and Tableau for visual analysis. Salesforce earns most of its revenue from software subscriptions and support, with professional services for implementation and training. Marc Benioff co-founded Salesforce in 1999, and its headquarters are in San Francisco, California.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
1999
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What believers are saying
- AI brings paying demand: Salesforce reported nearly $3.9 billion in Agentforce and Data 360 recurring revenue pace in August 2026.
- Giving back gets paid time: Salesforce employees receive seven paid volunteer days each year.
- Subscriptions provide a durable base: Salesforce earned $10.8 billion from subscriptions and support in the July 2026 quarter.
What critics are saying
- Office roles demand attendance: Salesforce's published guidelines require four to five days in person for office-based roles.
- Expansion brought debt: Salesforce borrowed $6 billion in November 2025 to help finance the Informatica acquisition.
- Reliability failed during Dreamforce: a September 2026 Salesforce outage disrupted affected Hyperforce environments for seven hours and 36 minutes.
What makes Salesforce unique
- Partners extend its platform: Salesforce's AgentExchange combines third-party apps, AI agents and services with unified purchasing and billing.
- Everyone publishes a plan: Salesforce employees write annual goals visible to colleagues through its internal V2MOM system.
- Learning includes real practice: Salesforce's free Trailhead courses award badges after quizzes and hands-on exercises in practice accounts.
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