Adobe Solution Architect Digital Marketing
tephraEdison (NJ)
Adobe Solution Architect Digital Marketing
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tephraEdison (NJ)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Description:
The role of Adobe Solutions Consultant is part of the Digital Marketing Sales organization spanning net new and existing clients. The Adobe Solutions Consultant role is responsible for supporting pre-sales solutions, technical strategy, and scoping activities on assigned accounts while working closely with Account Executives. The focus of an Adobe Solutions Consultant is understanding how to pair technology with consulting expertise to meet the clients' needs.
Core Responsibilities:
- Designing and overseeing the implementation of Adobe Experience Manager solutions.
- Ensuring solutions meet business requirements, follow best practices, and are scalable, reliable, and maintainable.
- Playing a pivotal role in AEM projects.
- Designing robust Adobe Analytics and Customer Journey Analytics implementations.
- Filling specific roles and having required skills and attributes.
- Establish and document project requirements clearly
- Manage workload of architectural assistants as appropriate
- Mentor and advise architectural assistants as appropriate
- Develop and maintain good relationships with clients, consultants and contractors
- Co-ordinate design work as necessary with other consultants
- Produce design and technical drawings
- Produce presentation material, reports and models
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree required and/or Adobe Certified#LI-MG2
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