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Salesforce Product Analyst - Security
£350 per day (open to negotiation DOE)
Initial 6-month contract
Hybrid in London
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We are primarily looking for a Salesforce Product Analyst with strong Salesforce Security expertise, rather than a general BA/ data analyst. The key requirement is a strong, in-depth understanding of the Salesforce security model and access controls, including how permissions and access are structured and governed. Alongside this, they need strong knowledge of Salesforce integrations — how integrations work end-to-end with third party systems, how API access is provided and controlled, authentication/OAuth, integration users, Connected Apps/External Client Apps, permissions, and least-privilege access.
They should be able to work closely with Salesforce architects, security SMEs, product and engineering teams to assess access and integration requirements, define product/security requirements, and translate these into clear Jira stories and deliverables. BA, stakeholder management, and Agile experience are important, but secondary to strong Salesforce product, security, and integration knowledge.
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Key Responsibilities
- Analyse and prioritise Salesforce security, access and integration requirements with business, product and technology stakeholders.
- Apply strong understanding of the Salesforce security model and access controls, including Profiles, Permission Sets, Permission Set Groups, Roles, OWD, Sharing Rules, CRUD/FLS and record-level access.
- Define and assess Salesforce integration and API requirements, including REST/SOAP APIs, authentication/OAuth, integration users, Connected Apps/External Client Apps, Platform Events, and middleware.
- Assess how external applications and enterprise systems access Salesforce, ensuring appropriate and least-privileged access.
- Work with Salesforce architects, security SMEs, developers, and product teams to understand technical designs and translate them into product requirements.
- Create and manage Jira stories, acceptance criteria, backlog items and supporting documentation.
- Support product roadmap, backlog prioritisation, testing, releases, and continuous improvement.
- Ensure Salesforce solutions meet security, governance, and regulatory requirements.


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What We're Looking For:
- Strong Salesforce product knowledge, particularly Salesforce Security and access control.
- Good understanding of Salesforce integrations, APIs and external application access, including OAuth, Connected Apps/External Client Apps and integration users.
- Ability to understand, analyse and challenge Salesforce security and integration requirements, without necessarily needing to be a developer or architect.
- Experience working with architects, SMEs, developers and product teams.
- Strong Product Analyst skills with experience in Jira, user stories, acceptance criteria, Agile delivery, and stakeholder management.
- Experience in security, access governance, API management, or enterprise integrations is advantageous.
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