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Adobe Experience Manager/ AEM Architect

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system soft technologiesBoonton (NJ)

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AEM Architect Parsippany, NJ(Hybrid) – 3 Days OfficeWebcam Interview Experience/ Skills Seeking an Adobe AEM Architect with over 15 years of experience to lead architecture administration and strategic initiatives within the Adobe AEM ecosystem Lead the design and architecture of scalable secure and high-performance Adobe AEM solutions Oversee Adobe AEM administration including configuration deployment and maintenance of AEM environments. Develop reusable components templates and workflows to optimize content management and delivery Drive modernization initiatives including migrations to AEM Cloud and platform upgrades. Collaborate with cross functional teams to align AEM architecture with enterprise technology strategies Ensure adherence to best practices in security performance and operational excellence within AEM implementations. Stay abreast of emerging Adobe Experience Cloud technologies and industry trends to innovate digital experiences Provide technical leadership and mentorship to AEM development and administration teams Lead architecture reviews technical governance and solution design workshops

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