Sitecore Architect
About the role
- Working on end-to-end (conception, development, maintenance, and evolution) implementation of digital solutions using Sitecore CMS. Partner closely with our project managers, QA teams and external vendors to deliver high quality, high performing solutions on time and on budget
- Work closely with our business partners (UX designers, content team, analytics team, product managers, etc.) to propose design and implement system solution
- Hands-on development to high-quality standards using Microsoft technologies and JavaScript frameworks.
- Aid support teams during troubleshooting and issue triage, helping to resolve issues and identify gaps that would need remediation
- Draft technical specifications, system architectures, development approaches, and testing solutions
- Work and collaborate with the external vendor team, including offshore resources
- Maintain an ongoing awareness of emerging developments and trends in technology that could impact current projects and influence new projects
- Establishment and enforcement of coding standards and practices
- Work closely with Marketing team and your fellow agile software development team members to build and enhance Sitecore-based solutions
- Act as the development lead on Sitecore implementations and website enhancement projects
- Meet with customers/internal IT teams to plan and estimate solutions that will drive business outcomes
- Stay current with Sitecore technology and share your knowledge with others to build a stronger team
- Work on multiple projects simultaneously, prioritizing effectively to meet delivery expectations
- Effectively communicate design rationale and build consensus
- Ability to develop new and innovative approaches to complex design problems?
- Regularly mentors and reviews work of other team members
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
