Full-Time
Manager – Salesforce Architecture
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Shift4
1,001-5,000 employees
Simplifies global payment processing systems
No salary listed
Senior, Expert
Las Vegas, NV, USA + 4 more
More locations: Center Valley, Upper Saucon Township, PA, USA | Morrisville, NC, USA | Tampa, FL, USA | Atlanta, GA, USA
Relocation assistance may be available.
- 7+ years of experience as a Leader or Salesforce Solution Architect with multiple certifications leading to a technical and/or system architect credential
- Strong development background well versed in custom development and complex custom orgs
- In house experience in a large organization solutioning with respect to complex technology infrastructures
- Large project experience with the ability to execute as a key leader in the program ensuring other departments are informed, enabled and supported
- Act as a Salesforce Technical SME to inform technology, product and business stakeholders of native Salesforce functionality as it relates to their business needs.
- Evangelize best practices with product owners, BAs and Admins so they are empowered to make independent decisions where appropriate.
- Assist in the technical design and specifications for incoming tactical and strategic initiatives while ensuring other architects are empowered and able to operate independently.
- Enable the team by removing blockers and resolving team, technical and process challenges.
- Make key build/buy decisions and native vs custom recommendations.
- Create and maintain design and architecture and best practice standards.
- Work with other technology groups to provide SFDC perspective on integrations and downstream system impact at an enterprise level.
- System Architect+ preferred.
- CPQ Certification preferred
Shift4 simplifies payment processes for businesses by providing technology that enables seamless transactions. Their system integrates various payment methods, allowing businesses to accept payments easily and efficiently. Unlike many competitors, Shift4 focuses on creating a comprehensive solution that caters to a wide range of industries, ensuring that businesses can handle payments without the usual complexities. The goal of Shift4 is to redefine commerce by making payment systems more accessible and straightforward for all types of businesses.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Founded
1994
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Acquisition of Liquido Group taps into the growing Latin American digital payment market.
- Shift4's role in integrating Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin positions it as a stablecoin technology leader.
- Partnership with Great Wolf Resorts strengthens Shift4's global presence in the hospitality sector.
What critics are saying
- Global Blue acquisition could strain resources if expected synergies aren't realized.
- Investment in Lunchbox ties success to a single provider, posing growth risk.
- Latin American expansion may face challenges due to regulatory and market differences.
What makes Shift4 unique
- Shift4's acquisition of Global Blue expands its luxury brand payment sector reach.
- Integration with Squirrel Systems enhances Shift4's presence in the Canadian restaurant market.
- Investment in Lunchbox aligns Shift4 with AI and automation trends in restaurant technology.
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Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↑ 4%1 year growth
↓ -2%2 year growth
↑ 6%Following Shift4's acquisition of Eigen Payments, Squirrel now seamlessly integrates with Shift4's secure, end-to-end payment solutions in Canada.
Great Wolf Resorts chooses Shift4 as global payments provider.
Shift4 invests in Lunchbox. The news comes alongside Lunchbox's appointment of James Walker as its new CEO
Lunchbox, a NYC-based restaurant technology provider, raised an undisclosed funding round led by Shift4. The funds will accelerate product development and enhance enterprise capabilities. The company appointed James Walker as CEO, who will work with Executive Chairman Nabeel Alamgir to drive growth, focusing on AI and automation. Lunchbox supports over 5,000 restaurant locations, including Firehouse Subs and Torchy’s Tacos.
Self-service payments technology and software company Cantaloupe is reportedly considering putting itself up for sale.It’s one of the strategic offerings the company is weighing, along with a go-private transaction, Reuters reported Tuesday (Feb. 25), citing unnamed sources.The company provides payments technology to power transactions in self-service situations, such as car washes or vending machines.Cantaloupe did not immediately reply to PYMNTS’ request for comment.Mergers and acquisitions in the digital payments space have come sporadically in the last two years, per the report. However, deals have been more robust for niche payment companies as larger firms look to bolster their offerings and as private equity firms increase their investments in the digital payments space.For example, payments company Shift4 announced this month it would acquire tax-free shopping-focused Global Blue in a deal worth $2.5 billion, which CEO Jared Isaacman referred to as the “most significant” in the firm’s history.Last year, Genstar Capital announced it bought a stake in AffiniPay, which provides payments to professionals like accountants and lawyers.Months earlier, Canadian payments firm Nuvei was purchased by private equity outfit Advent International in a $6.3 billion deal.Cantaloupe CEO Ravi Venkatesan discussed with PYMNTS the challenges of providing a frictionless experience for consumers making self-service payments in an interview posted Wednesday (Feb. 26).For example, Amazon made headlines years ago with Amazon Go, its retail store concept powered by Just Walk Out technology. Although those efforts have been scaled back, Amazon Go opened observers’ eyes to what is possible.“The mass market product is likely a convenience store where the traditional experience is still there, but there’s a grab-and-go section,” Venkatesan said. “People will gravitate there and then, slowly, that grab-and-go section will become bigger.”There is potential to modernize retail so the experience melds shopping, buying and exiting the store, he said