Salesforce Lead Business Analyst

Location: United States This is a remote position. Are you a strategic thinker with deep Salesforce expertise? Do you enjoy leading business discovery, driving solution design, and mentoring teams? If so, CUBE84 ’s Lead Salesforce Business Analyst role might be the perfect fit. Here's what you'll do: You drive business transformation You engage with senior stakeholders, conduct strategic discovery sessions, and define Salesforce solutions that align with long-term business objectives. You shape and execute solution strategies You translate business requirements into scalable solutions, working closely with Architects and Developers to ensure technical feasibility and business alignment. You lead process optimization and documentation You create and refine Business Requirements Documents (BRD), Functional Requirements Documents (FRD), and end-to-end process flows to support structured execution. You foster collaboration and stakeholder engagement You act as the primary bridge between business and technical teams, ensuring clarity, alignment, and seamless project execution. You drive quality and adoption You define testing strategies, oversee UAT, and lead change management initiatives to ensure successful solution adoption. Requirements It’s great if you: Have 7-9 years of experience as a Business Analyst, with at least 5 years of Salesforce experience. Have expertise in Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Experience Cloud. Are skilled in facilitating stakeholder discussions, gathering complex requirements, and defining scalable solutions. Have hands-on experience in business process mapping and automation. Even better if you: Have led enterprise-level Salesforce implementations and solutioning efforts. Have experience with CPQ, Marketing Cloud, Pardot, Nonprofit Cloud, or MuleSoft integrations. Have a strong understanding of Salesforce DevOps, Agile methodologies, and governance frameworks. Have mentored junior Business Analysts and contributed to best practices in solution design. Originally posted on Himalayas