Content Management Developer

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variteMinneapolis (MN)

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$50.00 - $51.47 per hour

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About the role

Content Management Developer

Pay Rate Range: $50.00 - 51.47/hr. GBAM Req ID: 10658961LOCAL TO Minneapolis, MN ONLY! Role Descriptions: We are looking for a Content Management Developer to build and support content driven websites and applications using Java and Apache Sling. This role focuses on developing backend logic and CMS components that manage and deliver content efficiently.

Responsibilities:

Develop CMS features using Java and Apache SlingBuild and maintain content components and templates
Create APIs to deliver content to web and mobile channels
Work with content repositories and structured content
Support integrations with digital asset and other systems
Fix issues and improve performance of content applications

Required Skills:

Java development experience
Knowledge of Apache Sling
Understanding of content based applications
Experience with REST APIs and JSONFamiliarity with Git and basic web technologies

Nice to Have: Experience with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Basic knowledge of HTML| CSS| or JavaScriptExperience working with DAM or headless CMS

Skills: Content Management~HP VAX VMS OpenVMS Products - ACMS (Application Control Management System)

Experience Required: 10 & Above Skills & product knowledgeDAM platform configuration (AEM Assets or equivalent DAM) Metadata schemas, controlled vocabularies, taxonomies Folder structures, asset lifecycle management Permissions, user groups, and role-based access Workflow configuration (upload, review, approval, publish) Automation tools: triggers, metadata mapping, renditions. Content rendition rules and asset processing pipelines Understanding of content delivery integrations Basic scripting knowledge (JSON, XML, YAML), Node.js, Java, Sling, OSGi, JCR, SQL Knowledge of Workfront & Marketo Responsibilities Executes platform configuration, user roles, permissions, workflows, metadata schemes, and automation. Hands on experience with migrating content Assets to AEM DAM Integration of AEM DAM with Other applications like Workfront etc

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