Salesforce
Slack Experience Architect
$148K–$224K
Colorado - Remote +8 · Remote Customer-Based · Full-time · Posted Oct 28, 2026
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Colorado - Denver - Experience
- 8-10+ years of solution design, architecture, or technical consulting experience.
About the job
Designs, validates, and documents Slack solutions for enterprise customer implementations, aligning customer needs with platform capabilities and delivery feasibility.
What you'll do
- Lead solution design and customer workshops, translating requirements into validated, buildable designs.
- Recommend Slack and Slack AI capabilities or custom configuration; document architecture diagrams, functional specifications, and configuration workbooks.
- Coordinate with delivery teams and customers, identify risks and integrations, and improve reusable design practices.
What they ask for
- Experience designing enterprise-scale solutions involving collaboration, workflow, or integration platforms.
- Analytical problem-solving and strong communication skills for resolving ambiguity and explaining technical decisions.
- Hands-on familiarity with integration patterns and API-based architecture.
- Working knowledge of, or ability to ramp quickly on, the Salesforce Delivery Methodology and Slack/Slack AI capabilities.
Nice to have
- Experience in SaaS and/or professional services.
- Familiarity with Salesforce products such as Agentforce or Sales/Service Cloud notifications and their integration with Slack.
Pay
$148,500 - $223,900 USD annually (base salary)
Tools
Slack, Slack AI, Workflow Builder, Slackbot, Agentforce, Sales Cloud, Service Cloud
AI focus
Design solutions using Slack AI capabilities, Agentforce integrations, and AI-native tools such as Slackbot skills; the posting also states Salesforce uses AI tools to help assess candidates’ resumes and qualifications.
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