AEM Developer

Adobe Experience Manager Developer

Responsibilities Include: Design and build AEM modules, such as Core Components, Editable Templates, Web Content Management (WCM), Touch UI, Digital Asset Management (DAM), Tagging. Define overall architecture and implementation roadmap of Adobe AEM product management lifecycle. Manage dispatcher, author, publisher server configuration and update as needed. Responsible for end-to-end development, testing and production readiness of the solutions. Work with AEM authors to understand business requirement and define component library. Partner with applications and technology teams on large scale projects. Participate in team meetings, provide mentorship, identify architectural gaps and/or issues and help guide the team toward resolutions. Diagnose and solve technical problems related to content management. Create and maintain web application architectural documentation and standards Coordinate post-implementation continuous improvement efforts in web system performance, reliability, and functionality. Enforce architecture and technical standards for products delivered by inhouse team or external vendors. Participate in the recruitment of certain high-level technical staff, mentor junior developers, assist team members with AEM training. Stay abreast on web architecture trends, technologies, standard and best practices.

Experience Requirements: 5+ years' experience in Core Java, Servlet, JSP and REST API. 5+ years' experience developing web applications, templates, and components using Adobe AEM 6.3+. Must have deep understanding of AEM architecture Sling, Felix, OSGi, Oak, Sightly. Building AEM sites, assets. Experience in Adobe AEM dispatcher configuration. Familiarity with HTML, CSS, JSON, JavaScript, AJAX, JSON. Able to deal effectively with diverse skill sets and personalities, and provide strong team leadership, including issue facilitation, negotiation and resolution. Ability to multitask, manage multiple projects simultaneously, and meet deadlines. Security mindedness in development practices