Specialist AEM Developer
techdigital groupSan Antonio (TX)
Specialist AEM Developer
Posted today
techdigital groupSan Antonio (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We are looking for a talented and innovative UI/UX Developer to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will combine a passion for user-centered design with strong technical skills in front-end development to create engaging, intuitive, and efficient user interfaces. You will work closely with designers, product managers, and developers to bring design concepts to life and ensure the best possible user experience across various platforms. Translate UI/UX designs into fully functional front-end code. Ensure the technical feasibility of UI/UX designs and their seamless integration with back-end services. Experience in AEM Sites/Assets, Components, Templates, OSGI, CRX, Metadata and Workflows Experience in Front-End Development including React.js, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Experience with State management Experience in Content ecosystem components like DAM, CMS, Workflow tools, etc. Content/Experience Fragments, Responsive, SPA and Headless architectures, AEM Multi-site Management, Workflows, translations and other localization, SEO support, CDN integration and publishing/deployment AEM Sites/Assets infrastructure, architecture, and configuration/administration Identifying components and Templates required and designing Solution architecture Experience of creating OSGI bundle Should have experience in designing modules and components Exposure to one or more end to end implementations Knowledge of various adobe experience manager components like Mobile, I18N, Tagging, Translation, Search etc. Experience with Azure repos, boards and ecosystem
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