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Technical Architect - MuleSoft

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/14/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Tokyo, Japan
Remote
Solution EngineeringImplementation & Technical Account Management

About the job

Requirements
  • High-level fluency in Japanese and business-fluency in English.
  • Experience leading integration teams and architecting solutions.
  • Demonstrated experience architecting services integrations with at least two of the following: MuleSoft or other integration solutions such as IBM, BEA, Oracle Fusion, TIBCO, Dell Boomi, or Progress Sonic; API management solutions such as Apigee or Mashery; or one or more on-premise/SaaS packaged commercial off-the-shelf solutions for ERP, CRM, e-commerce, or mobile, such as Salesforce.com, NetSuite, Oracle, Siebel, SAP, or Workday.
  • Demonstrated experience managing and architecting multiple technical integration project software development life cycles end-to-end, sometimes simultaneously.
  • Working knowledge of on-premise and cloud-based infrastructures, software development life-cycle pipelines, deployments and configurations, and defining and evangelizing best practices and standards.
  • Demonstrated ability to effectively architect solutions within a diverse technical team of clients, systems integrators, contractors, and internal teams.
  • Experience leading technical teams and mentoring junior-level resources, consultants, and clients while leading internal initiatives to grow Services organization practices.
  • Demonstrated experience with high availability, fault tolerance, and performance testing and tuning parameters on multiple engagements.
  • Demonstrated expertise architecting, implementing, and supporting enterprise-grade technical solutions that meet complex business requirements, evangelizing integration methodologies, and supporting business-case justification to C-level executives.
  • Experience driving technical workshops with technical and business clients to derive value-added services and implementations.
Responsibilities
  • Participate in MuleSoft Technical Product and Consulting Services training, methodology, and enablement.
  • Begin participating in client field activities by shadowing seasoned architects and practicing enablement gained from training.
  • Begin executing MuleSoft implementations for customers and develop an understanding of business outcomes, business context, and their relevance to MuleSoft implementation methodologies and approaches.
  • Complete MuleSoft technical certifications and ramp up on the technology and implementation methodologies; develop and contribute subject-matter expertise and project deliverables to internal knowledge exchange.
  • Begin mentoring and guiding junior Services team members and help build the Services organization.
  • Lead technical teams through multi-phased delivery projects and provide hands-on delivery guidance to influence standards for development, governance, and the operational life cycle.
  • Evangelize frameworks, project deliverables, best practices, policies, and implementations to internal collaboration networks and through intellectual-property sharing.
  • Identify opportunities to expand MuleSoft adoption and drive further services and customer service; lead multiple engagements simultaneously and drive partnerships and collaboration with MuleSoft partners, systems integrators, and third parties.
  • Identify ongoing risks and pain points throughout field project experiences and contribute to developing and implementing internal mitigation measures to meet customer needs.
  • Evangelize, train, coach, and mentor Services team members on hard technical and soft skills.
  • Identify opportunities and efficiencies in customer IT operating models and support implementation of the software development life-cycle pipeline to get greater value from the MuleSoft platform.
  • Lead the development of technical brown-bag sessions and publish or facilitate reusable content for the field.
  • Work with MuleSoft product leadership to provide product insight and guide product direction and features.
  • Deliver presentations, architectural blueprint documents, and requirements-gathering workshops to influence project strategy and lead customers through solution design.

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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