Technical and Data Specialists Needed - Pro Bono Salesforce Projects!

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Salesforce Implementation & Data Specialists Needed - Pro Bono Salesforce Projects

Taproot Foundation is looking for Salesforce configuration specialists/architects and Data Analysts to lead pro bono Salesforce implementations for nonprofits.

Salesforce Configuration Specialists Needed

The Configuration Specialist is an expert in Salesforce, responsible for designing and setting up a database that meets a nonprofit’s established business needs. You will work closely with a team to guide a nonprofit in understanding the database and lead an iterative development process in line with their feedback. In doing this work, you will help a nonprofit better manage its donor and constituent tracking, making a huge impact on an organization’s ability to meet its mission and make a difference in the community.

A successful Salesforce Configuration Specialist has a minimum of 3 years of Salesforce development or admin experience. Experience with the Salesforce Nonprofit Starter pack is nice to have.

Data Analysts Needed

The Data Analyst is responsible for assessing a nonprofit’s existing database and working with the Configuration Specialist to design the new Salesforce database. They also define and implement the project's data migration plans.

A successful Data Analyst has 2 years database configuration experience and at least 1 year of experience with Salesforce. Data analysis and data migration experience is required.

For either role, a Service Grant project requires a 3-5 hour commitment each week over the course of approximately 6 months. This opportunity is flexible enough to work around the schedule of a full-time job.

Taproot Foundation makes it easy to make a difference. We’re a nonprofit organization that makes business talent available to organizations that are working to improve society. Our goal is to ensure that one day all organizations with promising solutions will be equipped to successfully take on urgent social challenges. To date, we have engaged close to 7,700 professionals on close to 2,300 pro bono projects benefiting education, health, environment, social service, and arts initiatives.

Now it’s your turn to join the movement and Make It Matter.