Salesforce Administrator
iMentor
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- Pay
- $80K to $90K
- a year
- Location
- New York, NY
- Work style
- Hybrid
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 2
- 18 days ago
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About the company
iMentor
Non-profit organization management · 51 to 200 employees
What you'll do
- Own Salesforce data, configuration, data protection, and the systems feeding it.
- Help colleagues get more capable using Salesforce and identify and trace data or system problems.
Key skills
SalesforceClaudecustom configurationdrafting flowsanalyzing logswriting documentationfirst-pass triage
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Overview
Salesforce is iMentor's system of record for mentor recruitment and screening and for fundraising. It is a large, mature org with substantial custom configuration, fed continuously by several connected systems.
You'll be working alongside Recruitment, Screening, Program, and Development colleagues who are in direct contact with mentors and students every day — the data you steward is what makes that work possible. It's a good fit for someone who gets real satisfaction from finding the one broken field before anyone else notices, who'd rather build a system that catches problems automatically than rely on repeated manual fixes, and who likes being the first to know something's wrong, not the last to hear about it.
This role owns that data. Not just the configuration, the data itself: whether it is correct, whether it is protected, and whether the systems feeding it are working. When a record arrives incomplete, when Salesforce drifts out of step with the Platform, or when a field silently truncates and a mentor application disappears, you are the person who finds out first and traces it back to the source.
You will report to the Director of IT and work with Recruitment, Screening, Program, and Development. You will also be a first point of contact for colleagues who need help getting something out of Salesforce, and your job there is to make them more capable rather than to become their queue.
We have rolled out Claude across the organization. It is daily practice here, not an experiment, and this role is expected to use it: drafting flows, analyzing logs, writing documentation, first-pass triage. The judgment about what is right stays with you.
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