Salesforce Architect

Job Title: Senior Salesforce Solution Architect Engagement Duration: 8 to 9 Weeks at 40 hours per week Location: Remote but must be in the United States Start Date: May 4, 2026 End Date: The solution must be turned over to Customer no later than July 1, 2026 Engagement Context A FOCI-mitigated subsidiary is being stood up from a parent organization to comply with U.S. defense-industrial regulations. A defense-relevant subset of the parent's Salesforce footprint must be migrated into a new Salesforce Government Cloud Plus (GC+) environment, with legacy Salesforce CPQ refactored into Revenue Cloud, by July 1, 2026 (firm) . The contractor will own end-to-end delivery for an initial user base of approximately 20 internal users on a simplified, flat security model. This is not a portal build and not a customer-facing Experience Cloud engagement. What You'll Own You will perform all five delivery phases — Discovery, Design & Build, Migration & Validation, UAT & Cutover, and Closeout — as the single accountable architect. Lead a Customer-approved discovery covering the parent org's objects, fields, metadata, automations, products, pricing, and CPQ logic; produce a defensible scope baseline and migration plan. Stand up the target Salesforce GC+ environment (sandbox + production), including a flat security model using standard Profiles to the maximum extent practical, with two to three custom Permission Sets for Revenue Cloud, PSA, and other Customer-approved restricted access. Refactor Customer-approved legacy CPQ data structures, logic, and supporting processes into Revenue Cloud, including Quote and Order document templates. Migrate Customer-approved objects, fields, accounts, related records, product catalog, and Price Book Entries into the target org. Implementation is single-currency (USD), single-region (United States), Standard Price Book. Identify, assess, migrate, and validate Customer-approved Apex, Flows, workflow rules, and validation rules. Automation migration is expected to be minimal. Design and implement a custom data structure to store, manage, and associate license keys and license files with customer entitlements (the customer-facing portal that consumes these is a separate, third-party effort and is out of scope for this role ). Execute migration testing, reconciliation, and validation. Support Customer-led UAT (the Customer drives UAT; you remediate defects). Plan and execute production cutover; provide week-one hypercare; deliver architecture documentation, configuration documentation, and admin handoff. Mandatory Qualifications Continental United States (CONUS) residency. All work performed within CONUS on compliant hardware. Salesforce Government Cloud Plus hands-on experience. Direct experience with GC+ feature lag, AppExchange package gaps, and FedRAMP Moderate / GCC High data-plane constraints on tooling. Revenue Cloud delivery experience — Product Selling Models, Pricing Procedures, Product Related Components, quote-to-order flow. Not legacy CPQ-only experience. Legacy Salesforce CPQ working knowledge sufficient to refactor existing CPQ logic into Revenue Cloud. You must understand both sides of the line. Salesforce data migration at production scale using compliance-acceptable tooling (sfdx / Salesforce CLI, direct REST/Bulk API approaches, Copado GovCloud or equivalent FedRAMP-Moderate-compliant deployment tools). Familiarity with what tools you cannot use in a GC+ data plane is as important as what you can. Apex, Flow, and metadata management to a senior level. End-to-end SOW delivery accountability as the lead architect on at least one prior engagement of comparable shape (multi-phase, fixed-deadline, single-architect-led). Salesforce Certifications: Application Architect or System Architect required. Platform Developer II strongly preferred. Revenue Cloud Accredited Professional or equivalent demonstrable Revenue Cloud delivery experience required. Strongly Preferred M&A or divestiture-driven Salesforce migration experience (carve-outs, source-to-target object/data filtering against a parent org). FOCI-mitigated subsidiary or NISPOM-adjacent program experience. Familiarity with Salesforce PSA / FinancialForce / Certinia (referenced in the Permission Set scope). Experience producing migration validation and reconciliation evidence acceptable to a defense-customer compliance reviewer. Engagement Parameters Engagement type: Fixed-scope SOW; estimated 320hours total LOE across all five phases. Duration: Approximately 9 weeks from kickoff to production cutover. Production readiness no later than July 1, 2026. Allocation: Full-time across the engagement. Reporting: To the Arganteal engagement lead; primary client interface with the FOCI-mitigated Customer, with coordination touchpoints to the parent organization on source-system access and approvals. Travel: None but you must be located within the United States. Hard Constraints (Non-Negotiable) All personnel must be residing and performing work within the United States All customer data, transactional data, migration extracts, staging data, and backups must remain within the United States and within Customer-approved environments at all times. Migration tooling for live business data must operate within a FedRAMP Moderate or GCC High compliant data plane, or use Customer-approved temporary direct API access. No live customer or transactional data may be processed, transmitted, staged, or stored in a non-authorized environment. SaaS-based metadata deployment tools are permitted for configuration migration (XML metadata, Apex, Flow definitions) provided they do not process or store live customer or transactional data. How Success Is Measured A production Salesforce GC+ environment containing the Customer-approved migrated data set, required product and pricing structures, approved security model, migrated and validated business functionality, and the operational capability to support assumed contracts and initiate new sales activities — operational on or before July 1, 2026 . Successful data reconciliation within agreed tolerance thresholds, validated security model, and Customer-signed acceptance of all eight contracted deliverables.