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What is an automation engineer part time?

A Part-Time Automation Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining automated systems and processes while working fewer hours than a full-time role. They may work on scripting, testing, and optimizing workflows to improve efficiency. This role is common in industries like manufacturing, software development, and IT. It offers flexibility while still contributing to automation projects. Part-time positions may be contract-based or remote, depending on the employer’s needs.

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To thrive as a Part-Time Automation Engineer, you need a solid grounding in programming, control systems, and process optimization, often supported by a degree in engineering or a related field. Familiarity with automation tools such as PLCs, SCADA systems, and proficiency in scripting languages like Python or ladder logic is typically required, and certifications like ISA Certified Automation Professional are advantageous. Excellent problem-solving skills, time management, and strong communication are critical soft skills for collaborating within cross-functional teams and managing part-time responsibilities. These qualities ensure efficient system integration, minimal downtime, and productive teamwork in fast-paced automation environments.

What are the typical responsibilities of a part-time automation engineer?

As a part-time Automation Engineer, you may focus on tasks such as designing, testing, and maintaining automated equipment or software, troubleshooting technical issues, and implementing process improvements. You will often collaborate with full-time engineers, maintenance teams, and production staff to ensure that automation systems run smoothly and efficiently. By supporting these key activities, you help increase productivity and reduce manual workload, even within a limited work schedule. Part-time roles are ideal for applying technical expertise flexibly, while still making significant contributions to the organization’s operations and innovation.

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Salesforce Data Cloud & Marketing Cloud Consultant

CRM Force

Boston, MA

Part-time

Re-posted 22 days ago


Job description

Title: Salesforce Data Cloud / Marketing Cloud Technical Consultant
Location: USA or Canada. 100% remote.
Visa: GC / Permanent Resident / Citizens only. No sponsorship available.
Job Type: Part-time Contract
Terms: 30hrs/week for 3 months (July 1 - Oct 1) with strong possibility of extension


If you're passionate about Salesforce technologies, have a flair for data-driven marketing solutions, and enjoy building personalized customer experiences, we'd love to hear from you. Help us create exceptional customer journeys through innovative Salesforce solutions!

Primary Responsibilities

Discovery & Solutioning

  • Lead client discovery sessions — extracting requirements from marketing, IT, and data stakeholders simultaneously

  • Translate business objectives into Data Cloud data models, Marketing Cloud architectures, real-time web and app personalization strategies, and activation workflows

  • Produce solution design documents you can defend in front of both the client's CTO and their CMO

Architecture & Technical Design

  • Design end-to-end architectures spanning Data Cloud ingestion, segmentation, identity resolution, and activation into Marketing Cloud and Personalization.

  • Define how behavioral signals captured in Personalization feed back into Data Cloud unified profiles and downstream journey logic — closing the loop between onsite behavior and cross-channel execution

  • Own the technical decision-making on model choices, integration patterns, and platform configuration trade-offs

Implementation

  • Build and configure full Marketing Cloud solutions: Journey Builder, Automation Studio, Email Studio, Mobile Studio, Content Builder

  • implement Data Cloud: data streams, data model objects, identity resolution rulesets, activation targets, and calculated insights

  • Deploy Salesforce Personalization: behavioral tracking, catalog setup, decisioning recipes, promotions, segment-based rules, and A/B testing — across web and app surfaces

  • Write AMPscript, SSJS, SQL, and API integrations — from scratch when needed, not just from templates

Client Engagement

  • Run working sessions and present progress independently — no handler required

  • Anticipate objections and have the technical depth to address them on the spot

  • Translate platform constraints into honest trade-offs the client can act on

Agentforce (Bonus)

  • Experience integrating Agentforce into marketing and service workflows — surfacing real-time Data Cloud context into agent interactions

  • Building agent actions against Marketing Cloud APIs, or deploying Agentforce for marketing use cases — puts you at the front of the queue.



Required Qualifications


Experience

  • 4–6 years in Salesforce Marketing Cloud — implementation, not just administration

  • 2+ years hands-on with Salesforce Data Cloud (data ingestion, identity resolution, segmentation, activation)

  • Hands-on experience with Salesforce Personalization — behavioral tracking, recipe configuration, real-time segment targeting, and integration with Marketing Cloud and Data Cloud

  • Demonstrated experience owning a full project lifecycle: discovery through go-live

Technical Skills

  • AMPscript, SSJS, SQL — fluent, not familiar

  • REST/SOAP API integrations with external systems

  • Data modeling for CDP use cases: unified profiles, calculated insights, activation audiences

  • Journey Builder architecture for multi-channel, behavior-triggered programs

  • Personalization sitemap implementation, event tracking, and Einstein recipe tuning

Soft Skills That Aren't Actually Soft

  • Can run a discovery session without a script

  • Can write a solution design doc a client stakeholder will read and a developer can build from

  • Can say "that won't work, and here's why" with confidence and tact

Certifications (Required)

  • Salesforce Marketing Cloud Developer

  • Salesforce Data Cloud Consultant

Certifications (Strongly Preferred)

  • Marketing Cloud Email Specialist

  • Salesforce Personalization Consultant

  • Salesforce AI Specialist

Education:

  • A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Marketing, or a related field.


About you

  • You have been described as incredibly curious, you love to deep dive and understand problems from every angle & explore self led learning opportunities

  • You are a big believer in asking why? Why are we doing this? Why is this question being asked? You don't take things at face value and constantly search for improvement

  • Communication is your strong suit, be it through email or in a meeting with internal team members or customer executives. You are clear and concise!

  • You enjoy solving complex and intriguing problems and are proud when you are able to develop a complex solution

  • You are a seasoned Salesforce Marketing Cloud Developer with a passion for leveraging the Salesforce ecosystem to create cutting-edge marketing solutions.

  • You excel in a collaborative environment, communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders