Salesforce and Amazon Connect implementation partner for enterprise and federal clients
Thunder is a Salesforce and Amazon Connect consulting firm built around implementation, integration, and solution architecture. The stack reveals heavy federal compliance exposure (AWS GovCloud, FedRAMP/FISMA requirements, TLS/OAuth/SAML patterns) and contact-center depth (Amazon Connect, Salesforce Service Cloud, Agentforce). Active hiring skews heavily toward engineering (22 of 33 open roles) at senior/director levels, and they're adopting Agentforce, suggesting a push into AI-driven contact center automation.
Notable leadership hires: Client Director
Thunder is a remote-first Salesforce and Amazon Connect consulting partner founded in 2020, headquartered in San Francisco and staffed across U.S. and Philippines offices. The firm delivers implementation, configuration, solution architecture, and change management services primarily to mid-market and enterprise organizations. Core technical areas span Salesforce Sales Cloud and Service Cloud, third-party integrations via MuleSoft, contact-center automation through Amazon Connect, and emerging AI-agent capabilities via Agentforce. They maintain compliance postures for federal clients, as evidenced by recurring FedRAMP and FISMA requirements in their active challenges.
Primary: Salesforce (Sales/Service Cloud, OmniStudio), Amazon Connect, MuleSoft, AWS (including GovCloud). Supporting: Apex, Java, JavaScript, Splunk, AppDynamics, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, OAuth, SAML.
Salesforce and Amazon Connect integrations, Agentforce AI-agent implementations, AWS CloudFormation automation, OmniStudio testing, federal compliance validation, and contact-center modernization for government and enterprise clients.
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