AEM with Frontend and Java Spring Boot SME
diverse lynxNew York (NY)
AEM with Frontend and Java Spring Boot SME
Posted today
diverse lynxNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55/hr
About the role
Job Description Job DescriptionJOB TITLE:AEM SME FRONTEND & JAVA SPRING BOOT
Location: New York, NY
Work Arrangement: Onsite / Face-to-Face Interview Required
Job Type: Contract
Duration: 6 months
Experience: 6 8 Years
Rate: $55 to $55/hr
Job Description:
We are seeking an experienced AEM SME with strong expertise in Adobe Experience Manager, Java, Spring Boot, and modern frontend technologies. The ideal candidate will be responsible for developing, modernizing, and supporting enterprise AEM solutions while building scalable backend services and responsive frontend applications.
The candidate should have hands-on experience with AEM 6.5, AEM as a Cloud Service, Java/Spring Boot, React, and TypeScript. Experience with AEM migration to the cloud and exposure to AI/LLM-based solutions will be an advantage.
Essential skills:
7 15 years of experience in software engineering.
Strong experience in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), including AEM 6.5 and AEM as a Cloud Service.
Experience with AEM migration and cloud modernization is strongly preferred.
Strong backend development experience in Java, Spring, and Spring Boot.
Experience designing and implementing REST APIs and enterprise integrations.
Proficiency in React and TypeScript.
Strong SQL skills and experience with relational databases such as PostgreSQL.
Experience with JPA/Hibernate and data modeling.
Familiarity with Docker and containerized deployments.
Excellent problem-solving, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
Ability to work Consultantly and deliver production-ready solutions.
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