A growing ERP consulting team in Patna is looking for a Junior Salesforce Administrator to join on-site near Boring Road. The role is at the entry level and structured as a paid internship, with a monthly stipend of ₹18,500 and a clear path to a full-time offer upon completion of the internship. It's a good fit for someone who has studied Salesforce in theory and now wants to see what changes when the org in front of you belongs to a real client with real deadlines.
About the Role
You'll work directly inside client Salesforce environments, learning how enterprise software actually gets configured and adopted rather than just how it's designed on paper. Day-to-day, that means sitting in on requirements discussions, making changes in the org, and then sticking around to see whether those changes actually solve the problem for the people using them. It's a hands-on seat, and the expectation is that you'll be doing real configuration work within your first few weeks, not just shadowing.
Because ERP and CRM consulting work moves in project cycles, you'll get exposure to more than one phase of implementation during your time here. Early weeks tend to focus on smaller, lower-risk configuration tasks under close review from a senior administrator. As you get comfortable, you'll take on more of the requirements-gathering conversations yourself, and closer to the go-live date, you'll likely be the one fielding the first wave of user questions. Nobody expects you to arrive knowing how a client's specific business process works; that part gets taught. What matters more going in is comfort with the Salesforce interface itself and a willingness to ask when something isn't clear rather than guessing.
What You'll Do
- Configure Salesforce modules and settings so the platform matches how the business actually operates, translating requirements into a working setup rather than generic best practice
- Sit with stakeholders to gather requirements directly, asking the follow-up questions that turn a vague request into something buildable
- Support end users after go-live, fielding questions, fixing small issues, and making sure adoption doesn't fall off once the initial excitement wears out
Some weeks lean heavier on configuration work, building out fields, page layouts, and automation rules to match a client's process. Other weeks lean into the requirement-gathering side, where you're on calls with stakeholders trying to pin down what they actually need versus what they first asked for, which are frequently two different things. Post go-live support fills in the gaps between those two, and it's often where you learn the most, since it's the point where you find out which parts of a configuration held up in practice and which ones need a second pass.
Experience and Qualifications
This posting doesn't require prior professional experience. It's built as an entry point, so what matters is the degree and some demonstrable hands-on exposure to a system like Salesforce, not a work history.
A bachelor's degree is the baseline academic requirement, ideally in information technology, business administration, or a closely related field. Beyond the degree itself, candidates should be able to demonstrate hands-on experience configuring an enterprise software module, even if that exposure came from coursework, a personal project, or a short prior internship rather than a paid role. What the hiring team is really checking for is whether you've actually spent time inside a system like this, clicking through setup menus and building something that works, rather than only having read about how it's supposed to be done.
Skills
- Salesforce configuration
- Workflow automation
- User management
Formal certification isn't a prerequisite for applying, but candidates who've started Salesforce's admin learning path or can walk through a workflow automation they've built, even in a sandbox, tend to stand out during the interview.
Team and Working Style
The team here handles ERP implementations across a handful of client accounts at once, which means priorities shift week to week, and you'll often be picking up a new configuration request before the last one is fully wrapped up. That variety is part of what makes the internship a useful training ground: within a few months you'll have touched several different business processes rather than just one. It also means the pace doesn't stay flat, and some weeks around go-live dates run heavier than others.
You'll report to a senior administrator who reviews your configuration work before it ships to a client org, so mistakes early on get caught rather than left in production. On Naukri Mitra, roles like this one tend to draw candidates who are early in their careers and want that breadth of exposure rather than a narrow, single-process assignment, and the team is used to onboarding people who are still building their fundamentals.
Why This Role
Salesforce administration is one of the more accessible entry points into the broader ERP and CRM consulting field, and Patna's IT services scene has been building genuine local demand for administrators who understand both configuration and the people who use what gets configured. This internship is set up to get you there directly, with client-facing work from early on rather than months of internal training before you touch anything real. Pay for Salesforce administrator roles in Patna varies by seniority and whether the position is on-site or remote. This one is priced as an internship stipend rather than a full salary, with the understanding that it converts to a permanent, better-compensated role for interns who perform well.
Benefits
- Monthly stipend
- Mentorship from senior team members throughout the internship
- Certificate of completion at the end of the term
- Relocation assistance and accommodation support, since this is an on-site position based near Boring Road
Because this is an on-site role, employers hiring for Salesforce administrator jobs in Boring Road, Patna typically build relocation support into the offer for candidates coming from outside the city, and that's the case here as well.
How to Apply
If you're a student or recent graduate looking for a Salesforce Administrator internship in Patna, this internship is built for exactly that stage of your career. Send your resume along with anything that shows configuration experience, whether that's a Trailhead badge, a class project, or a prior internship. Interviews are scheduled on a rolling basis, and the role stays open until it's filled, so applying earlier gives you a better shot at an available slot. Applicants based in or willing to relocate to Patna are given priority due to the on-site requirement.
