Cloud Engineer
About the role
- Demonstrates expertise supporting AEM as a Cloud Service environments and associated digital experience platforms
- Experience providing platform governance, incident management, deployment support, monitoring, user access administration, and technical consultation for teams building modern web applications using Next.js, React, APIs, and cloud-native architectures
- Strong knowledge of AEM architecture, Dispatcher/CDN configurations, cloud deployments, and enterprise integrations
- Applies platform monitoring, observability, and automation techniques to improve service reliability
- Provide operational support for Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as a Cloud Service platforms, including Author, Publish, Dispatcher, CDN, and supporting integrations
- Monitor platform health, system performance, application availability, and service reliability using enterprise monitoring and alerting tools
- Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents, platform issues, deployment failures, and integration problems in partnership with development, infrastructure, Adobe, and vendor support teams
- Coordinate incident, problem, and root cause analysis (RCA) activities to identify recurring issues and implement preventive solutions
- Participate in on-call support, major incident response, and disaster recovery planning and testing activities
- Manage and support CI/CD deployment pipelines, release activities, environment promotions, and application configuration changes
- Perform environment administration activities including user management, permissions, workflow support, replication monitoring, and configuration management
- Support platform security, access management, certificate renewals, and compliance activities in accordance with enterprise standards
- Maintain and optimize integrations between AEM and connected enterprise systems, including DAM, Workfront, Azure services, Akamai/CDN, publishing partners, and other digital marketing platforms
- Collaborate with application development teams to ensure platform stability, scalability, performance optimization, and adherence to architecture standards
- Partner with product owners, business stakeholders, and technical teams to prioritize platform improvements and support requests
- Provide technical consultation for teams building modern web applications using Next.js, React, APIs, and cloud-native architectures
- Create and maintain operational procedures, support documentation, knowledge articles, and platform runbooks
- Evaluate platform enhancements, Adobe releases, and feature updates; recommend adoption strategies and implementation plans
- Support capacity planning, performance tuning, and platform roadmap initiatives to ensure reliable service delivery
- Lead continuous improvement initiatives focused on operational excellence, automation, service reliability, and reduction of technical debt
- Stand each platform up to Level 3 (Defined) maturity against the published Service Maturity Model
- Complete all 21 required service-offering artifacts
- Evidence client IT General Control (ITGC) and Security Directive alignment
- Train the existing team and establish proactive operational processes before platforms carry production, customer-facing traffic
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