Codilar Technologies - CPQ Conga Developer

<p>Key Responsibilities : <br/><br/>- develop, and implement complex Conga CPQ solutions aligned with business requirements<br/><br/>- Collaborate in the technical aspects of CPQ implementations, including product modelling, pricing configurations, and quote management<br/><br/>- Develop and maintain advanced pricing models using Conga CPQ's pricing engine<br/><br/>- Create and optimize product catalogues and configuration rules<br/><br/>- Implement and troubleshoot complex pricing callbacks and validation callbacks<br/><br/>- Provide technical guidance on CPQ best practices<br/><br/>- Collaborate with business analysts, solution architects, and stakeholders<br/><br/>- Develop and maintain integrations using Conga CPQ APIs<br/><br/>Technical Requirements : <br/><br/>- 3.5 to 5Yrs years of experience in CPQ implementations, with strong focus on Conga CPQ<br/><br/>- Expert-level knowledge in product modelling, pricing configurations, and quote management<br/><br/>- Proven experience in implementing complex pricing callbacks and validation callbacks<br/><br/>- Strong understanding of when and how to leverage different types of callbacks for optimal performance<br/><br/>- Proficiency in Conga CPQ's configuration tools and techniques<br/><br/>- Experience with complex product rules and constraint rules<br/><br/>- Preferred good knowledge in C# programming<br/><br/>- In-depth knowledge of Conga CPQ APIs and web services<br/><br/>- Experience with Salesforce platform integration<br/><br/>- Should have Conga CPQ/CLM expertise<br/><br/>- Expert-level knowledge in product modelling, pricing configurations, and quote management<br/><br/>- Proven experience in implementing complex pricing callbacks and validation callbacks<br/><br/>- Strong understanding of when and how to leverage different types of callbacks for optimal performance<br/><br/>- Proficiency in Conga CPQ's configuration tools and techniques<br/><br/>- Experience with complex product rules and constraint rules<br/><br/>- Should have worked using agile processes.</p> (ref:hirist.tech)