RevOps Systems Administrator (Salesforce)

Role Overview

The RevOps Systems team owns Salesforce and the broader ecosystem of systems that power Xendit’s revenue engine. As the team scales, we’re adding a role dedicated to keeping the Salesforce platform and all its integrated systems of actions healthy and continuously improving.

What You Will Do

You’ll be the day-to-day owner of the GTM platform, performing basic systems configuration yourself, and leading Continuous Improvement (CI) as a structured sprint cadence. You’ll run CI sprint planning and prioritization, resolve declarative work directly, and package anything that needs custom development for our two Salesforce Engineers.

Why It Might Be a Fit

You’ll work closely with the CRM Transformation Lead and the Engineers, keeping the platform’s ongoing enhancements moving with a predictable rhythm.

Requirements

• 2–5 years of experience as a Salesforce Administrator or in a similar hands-on platform administration role
• Hands-on proficiency with declarative Salesforce configuration — Flow Builder, validation rules, permission sets and sharing rules, page layouts, reports and dashboards
• Experience running or contributing to sprint-based delivery — backlog grooming, sprint planning, and retros
• Comfortable triaging and prioritizing a live queue of enhancement requests from multiple stakeholders at once
• Clear written and verbal communication — you can explain a configuration trade-off to a non-technical stakeholder and write a spec an engineer can build from
• Comfortable operating with a small team, holding ambiguity, and making prioritization calls independently
• Experience in performing systems configuration for Salesforce integrated 3rd party platforms
• Comfortable and proactive in engaging 3rd party vendor CSMs when required during implementation of new enhancements

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Equity
• Health insurance
• Vision insurance
• Dental insurance
• Flexible PTO
• Paid holidays
• 401(k) match
• Wellness programs
• Relocation assistance

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