Lead Software Engineer - AEM & Forms

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scorpion therapeuticsColorado Springs (CO)

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Role Expert Software Engineer – AEM & Forms, focused on designing and supporting Agilent.com's experience layer within a product-oriented POD. Responsibilitiesdevelop and maintain customer-facing frontend applications using Adobe DA.live, Edge Delivery Services, AEM Cloud, and Adobe Forms create reusable experience components and DA.live Blocks to enhance personalization, product discovery, and digital journeys collaborate with cross-functional teams including product managers, UX, and content teams operate as a Technical Product Owner, translating business needs into scalable frontend solutions ensure applications are performant, accessible, secure, and aligned with global enterprise standards guide engineering practices and contribute to agile deliveryRequirementsBachelor's/Master's in Computer Science or related field 8+ years of experience in building customer-facing web applications expert-level hands-on experience with Adobe DA.live, EDS, AEM Cloud Service, and Adobe Forms strong frontend skills (JavaScript, HTML, CSS), responsive design, and modern component-based development experience integrating with APIs, personalization, analytics, and enterprise platforms proven ability to scale applications globally and operate within agile teams excellent communication and stakeholder management skills ability to serve as a Technical Product Owner Adobe Certified Expert credentials, experience with Adobe Experience Platform SDKs, GitHub Actions, and marketing automation platformsLocation hybrid (onsite Tuesday-Thursday, remote Monday and Friday). Travel occasional.

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