About Me


Deepak Kumar

Senior Technical Architect at Magnet360, 
The Mindtree Salesforce Practice 
16x Salesforce Certified
Vlocity Certified


Skilled Salesforce Architect with over 10 years of experience with specialization in designing and implementing applications on the Salesforce.com platform. Enjoy resolving complex problems in a fast-paced environment and am committed to helping companies simplify their business and IT processes. (16X) Certified Salesforce Application & System Architect. Engaged on more than 21 Salesforce implementations at over 9 different clients. On the journey to CTA. 

I am enthusiastic about learning new technologies. As I begin to prepare for my CTA journey, I will be brushing up on several areas while also learning many new ones. So, the purpose of my blog is to share my Salesforce expertise. It will also help me obtain greater clarity on the subject because writing the blogs would require much research and learning.

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