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Workfront Developer

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ace stackPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

Workfront Developer
Location: Pittsburgh, PA (Remote)
Fulltime – Permanent Skill: Workfront Developer Must Have Technical/Functional Skills: Technical Expertise: Strong proficiency with Workfront Fusion (formerly Workfront Fusion/Make).Implementation: Experience with end-to-end Workfront implementations in enterprise environments. API Knowledge: Understanding of API-based integrations (REST/SOAP).
Certifications: Adobe Workfront Fusion or Core Certifications are strongly preferred.
Roles & Responsibilities: Workflow Automation: Design, build, and maintain complex integration scenarios using Workfront Fusion to automate manual tasks. System Configuration: Customize Workfront instances, including custom forms, fields, approval workflows, user roles, and layout templates. API Development: Leverage REST/SOAP APIs to connect Workfront with Adobe Experience Cloud and third-party platforms for seamless data transfer. Process Optimization: Analyze existing business workflows to identify inefficiencies and implement scalable solutions. Support & Documentation: Provide technical support, troubleshoot, debug, and document Fusion scenarios and system configurations.

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