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David Careers

Sr. CMS Engineer/Tridion/Javascript

Posted 3 days ago

software technologyWashington (DC)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Job TitleThe candidate should have good experience in building and managing applications using SDL Tridion. Individual will act as an Individual Contributor, doing build engineering, support and development for the content management product provided by the Vendor SDL Tridion. Should have the capability to analyze the technical and business problem and should be proactive in resolving them.
Required Skills:
  • 6+ years of experience in Software Development
  • Hands on experience in JavaScript, AJAX, JQuery, HTML, JSON, CSS, GULP, SASS and XMLHands on experience in Content Management platform SDL Tridion
  • Hands on experience in creating in SDL Tridion Content Schemas, Template Building blocks etc.
  • Hands on experience in SDL Tridion build tools
  • Experience working on project teams with excellent analytical, problem solving, and communications skills
Preferred Skills: Excellent verbal and written skills required Experience using version control system like Bitbucket and GitHubHands on experience on AWSMust have worked with web application build, deployment, and release management
Required Skills: 2 Levels: Principal/L6 and Sr/L5
  • For both roles, need to be proficient in hands-on UI development.
  • Principal level needs higher proficiency in Tridion platform specifically--need to know the features, templates, building blocks, be able to make suggestions and understand the platform's capabilities. L5 can have more "baseline" experience in Tridion to understand how things work within the platform, but don't need to be as familiar with all features and templates.

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