React Developer
yochanaPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Job Title Responsible for implementing user interface components for web site solutions built with Adobe Experience Manager. The implementation will require knowledge of responsive styling and modern JavaScript frameworks such as Next. js, React. Extensive AEM implementation experience Expertise with Apache Sling Expertise with the Java Content Repository Expertise with API integrations Expertise with OSGi and Apache Felix Ability to define components, dialogs and corresponding Sling Models Ability to architect and define Java services Shown ability to integrate 3rd party services with AEMStrong understanding of front end technologies (SASS, HMTL, CSS, JavaScript Frameworks) Ability to define, setup and configure an AEM Dispatcher Strong communication skills and shown ability to interface directly with "customers"Strong knowledge of AEM AssetsDesign, code, test and debug complex application programs Perform analysis, design, programming, and implementation of systems and procedures to solve complex business or scientific problems Evaluate interrelationships in immediate programming area to determine how changes in one program will affect another related area Apply conversions and enhancements to business systems. May lead or provide expertise on assigned projects Work closely with customers, business analysts, and team members to understand business requirements that drive the analysis and design of quality technical solutions Ensure solutions are aligned with business and IT strategies and comply with the organization's architectural standards Assist in post-implementation support and system enhancements Test modified programs, create necessary test files and data, verify logic, debug, and write relevant documentation
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