AEM Web Content Manager

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artmacCupertino (CA)

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Who We Are: Artmac Soft is a technology consulting and service-oriented IT company dedicated to providing innovative technology solutions and services to customers.
Job Description: Job Title: AEM Web Content Manager Job Type: W2/C2C Experience: 7 – 10 years Location: Cupertino, California Responsibilities 3-5 years of hands-on experience working with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Solid understanding of HTML/CSS/Java Script Proven ability to troubleshoot publishing and authoring issues within AEM Strong attention to detail with experience performing QA across multiple browsers and devices Experience managing updates for multilingual websites and supporting localized content workflows Familiarity with DAMs for asset publishing and validation Strong organizational and communication skills and ability to work cross-functionally with marketing, localization, and IT teams Experience supporting web releases or sprint-based publishing schedules Familiarity with issue tracking or project management tools Familiarity with internal Apple tools Initiative in identifying and improving inefficient workflows or tooling Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment with shifting priorities and cross-functional collaboration Qualification Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.

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