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Dynamics CRM Solution Architect
A company is looking for a Microsoft Dynamics CRM Technical Solution Architect. Key Responsibilities Interact with clients to understand business requirements and demonstrate Dynamics CRM solutions Create solution designs and conduct business process analysis, including Fit/Gap reports Assist sales teams with proposals and client presentations while advising on complex CRM business cases Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Business Administration, MIS, or related field 5+ years of solution architect experience with recent versions of Dynamics CRM Online Proven experience in CRM implementations and application deployment Hands-on experience with global, enterprise-wide CRM projects Experience with presales activities, including Proof of Concepts and presentations to C-Level Executives
A company is looking for a Microsoft Dynamics CRM Technical Solution Architect.
Key Responsibilities
Interact with clients to understand business requirements and demonstrate Dynamics CRM solutions
Create solution designs and conduct business process analysis, including Fit/Gap reports
Assist sales teams with proposals and client presentations while advising on complex CRM business cases
Required Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Business Administration, MIS, or related field
5+ years of solution architect experience with recent versions of Dynamics CRM Online
Proven experience in CRM implementations and application deployment
Hands-on experience with global, enterprise-wide CRM projects
Experience with presales activities, including Proof of Concepts and presentations to C-Level Executives