AEM developer
jconnect infotechChicago (IL)
AEM developer
Posted 3 days ago
jconnect infotechChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
AEM Developer Design, develop, and maintain Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) solutions for enterprise scale digital experience platforms. Build and customize AEM components, templates, dialogs, and pages, following Adobe and enterprise best practices. Design and implement content models, including content fragments and experience fragments, to support scalable and reusable content structures. Work hands on with AEM Sites, supporting authoring, publishing, and content lifecycle management. Integrate backend services and APIs with AEM components to enable dynamic, data driven experiences. Support headless or hybrid AEM architectures where applicable, integrating AEM with modern frontend frameworks. Optimize AEM performance, including page load times, caching strategies, and content delivery optimization. Ensure efficient authoring experience for business and content users. Perform debugging, troubleshooting, and defect fixes across AEM components and integrations. Support deployments, releases, and environment promotions across development, QA, and production. Work with CI/CD pipelines to support automated build and deployment of AEM code and configurations. Ensure adherence to security, scalability, and compliance standards for CMS platforms. Maintain technical documentation for AEM components, content models, and integrations. Participate actively in Agile/Scrum delivery, owning AEM related user stories from development through release. Deliver high quality, maintainable code following AEM coding standards and patterns.
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