Luis A. Salazar
Salesforce Certified Application Architect
I design enterprise Salesforce systems at Salesforce's Office of Accessibility, and I write about how uneven minds build better ones.
Twelve Salesforce certifications, an MBA from MIT Sloan, and a background in biomedical engineering. Before Salesforce I spent five years in technology consulting at Accenture and more than a decade running an independent practice.
The Spiky Profile
Published 2 October 2026
A book about cognitive architecture: why capability is uneven rather than general, what that means for how people are measured, and how to design systems and organisations that work with the shape of a mind instead of against it.
Written while building the same thesis in practice. The book argues it; the platform work demonstrates it.
What I build
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Platform architecture
Office of Accessibility org
Sole architect on a greenfield Salesforce org consolidating accessibility reporting across Salesforce into a single platform, under a centralised data model and sharing architecture.
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Applied AI
Agentforce
Originated and own an agentic AI initiative inside the Office of Accessibility, alongside Data Cloud and Slack integration work.
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Workforce
Accessibility talent pathways
First hire through Salesforce's apprenticeship programme for people with disabilities, now a mentor on it. Three-time mentee and two-time mentor with Workforce Navigators.
Credentials
- Composite
Salesforce Certified Application Architect
- Architecture
Data Architect · Sharing and Visibility Architect · Platform Developer I · Platform App Builder
- AI and data
Data Cloud Consultant · Agentforce Specialist · Agentblazer Champion
- Consulting
Sales Cloud Consultant · Business Analyst · Advanced Administrator · Administrator · Associate
- Education
MBA, MIT Sloan · M.E.M., Case Western Reserve · B.S. Biomedical Engineering, UT Austin
Speaking and writing
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Dreamforce 2026
Neurodiversity, accessibility, and the access problem AI fixes
Session speaker, and featured in Salesforce's coverage of its partnership with the Blind Institute of Technology.
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Disability:IN
Conference delegate, representing Salesforce
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Essays
Writing on cognitive architecture, systems design, and accessible technology
New pieces weekly.
Get in touch
Based in El Paso, Texas. Open to conversations about enterprise architecture, accessibility, and speaking.