Adobe AEM Developer
vertageDearborn (MI)
About the role
seeking a Senior AEM Developer to build and maintain large-scale digital experiences using Adobe Experience Manager. This is a hands-on full-stack AEM role covering components, templates, workflows, Digital Asset Management, multisite content, Java services, frontend development, APIs, search, cloud deployment, and production support.
Required Skills:
Adobe Experience Manager Java OSGi React or Angular HTML5 and CSS3 REST APIs Digital Asset Management Required Experience 5+ years of AEM development experience Developing AEM components, templates, workflows, and content fragments Java, Sling, and OSGi development within AEM React or Angular AEM Digital Asset Management Integrating AEM with third-party systems through REST APIs Troubleshooting production issues Jira and Confluence Bachelor's Degree or equivalent professional experience Preferred Experience AEM as a Cloud Service Author, Publish, and Dispatcher configuration Blueprints, Live Copies, and Rollout Configurations Elasticsearch Search indexing and search-relevance tuning Git, Jenkins, or GitHub Actions Microservices or service-oriented architecture Retrieval-Augmented Generation GitHub Copilot or agentic AI development tools Ideal Candidate A hands-on AEM developer with strong Java and frontend-development skills who can work across the full platform, including components, workflows, DAM, integrations, search, cloud deployment, and production support. The strongest candidates will have direct experience with AEM as a Cloud Service, Java, Sling, OSGi, React or Angular, DAM, and multisite management.
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