About Inetum
Inetum is a European leader in digital services with over 27,000 employees across 19 countries. Present in Morocco for more than 20 years, Inetum Morocco operates as a major player in the local digital sector with 800+ employees and a shared services center in Casablanca.
Role Overview
As a Salesforce Functional Analyst specializing in CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote), you will bridge business needs and technical delivery. You will collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements, design Salesforce solutions, and translate complex business processes into actionable user stories for development teams.
Main Responsibilities
- Stakeholder Collaboration: Partner with Product Owners, Salesforce Leads, and Business Owners to align on priorities, scope, and roadmap while understanding pain points and objectives
- Requirements Gathering: Facilitate workshops, interviews, and walkthroughs to uncover real business needs and validate that requirements are complete, consistent, and feasible within Salesforce
- User Story Development: Translate requirements into well-structured user stories with clear acceptance criteria and work with Product Owners to refine and prioritize the backlog
- Solution Design: Propose Salesforce-native solutions prioritizing configuration over customization, evaluate trade-offs, and flag technical risks to stakeholders
- Documentation: Deliver ready-to-develop user stories with sufficient detail and maintain As-Is and To-Be process documentation as solutions evolve
Required Qualifications
- Salesforce Cloud expertise with foundational knowledge of Sales Cloud and Service Cloud
- CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) experience or strong eagerness to learn
- Excellent analytical thinking and ability to break down complex processes
- Strong communication skills comfortable with both business and technical audiences
- Detail-oriented with a proactive mindset
Bonus Skills
- Experience with Billing, Service Cloud Voice, or Pardot (Marketing Cloud Account Engagement)
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