Senior Enterprise AEM architect
vbeyondDenver (CO)
About the role
Job Title: : Senior Enterprise AEM architect
Location: Remote + Travel
Type: Full time
Job Description:
Must Have Technical/Functional SkillsAdobe Experience Manager (AEM/CQ5) Architecture and Development AEM Components, Templates, Workflows, Sling Models, OSGi Services Core Java, J2EE, Servlets HTL (Sightly) RESTful API Design and Integration Adobe Experience Cloud (Analytics, Target, Audience Manager, Campaign, Marketo) HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, SASS/SCSS JSON, NPM JUnit, Mockito, Jasmine AWS Cloud (EC2, S3, Load Balancer, CloudFront) and/or GCPCI/CD, Jenkins, Git, Maven, DevOps Enterprise Application Integration SAP Hybris/eCommerce Integrations Microservices Architecture AEM Performance Optimization and Dispatcher Configuration Adobe Workfront Adobe IMSAEM AssetsAdobe Experience Platform (AEP) Integrations across systems such as: Adobe Creative Cloud applications (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) Adobe Experience Cloud products Adobe Firefly SalsifyOther PIM systems Defining data strategy, including data structures and data-sharing frameworks across platforms Experience in Digital Marketing tools. Nexus AIRoles & Responsibilities Architect and design enterprise-scale Adobe Experience Manager solutions. Lead AEM implementation, migration, upgrade, and support initiatives. Collaborate with business stakeholders, product owners, and delivery teams to define technical solutions. Design scalable, reusable, and maintainable AEM architecture. Develop technical roadmaps and solution blueprints. Integrate AEM with Adobe Experience Cloud products and external enterprise systems. Provide technical leadership and architectural governance across projects. Drive performance optimization, security, and best practices within the AEM ecosystem. Support cloud deployments and DevOps automation. Mentor developers and review solution designs and code quality. Participate in effort estimation, planning, risk management, and project delivery
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