Software Developers/AEM Developer
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The Software Developers/AEM Developer will design modular AEM architecture, build workflows and integrations, and maintain services and content-delivery configurations. The role also supports deployments through Adobe Cloud Manager or Jenkins and uses Agile methodologies. A bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or C.I.S. and two years of experience are required. Relocation may depend on client needs; the posting states there is no national or international travel.
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Design high-level architecture using HTL and Sling Models for modular and reusable AEM components. Implement custom AEM Workflows and integrate AEM Forms with SOAP/RESTful web services for enterprise content management. Engineer and maintain OSGi services and servlets using Apache Sling framework. Manage JCR data structures, AEM Dispatcher configurations, and security filter rules to support secure content delivery. Support deployments through Adobe Cloud Manager or Jenkins and utilize Agile methodologies for delivery processes. Requires a bachelors degree in Computer Science/Engineering (any)/ C.I.S. plus 2 years of experience. The employee's relocation is contingent on client needs. The frequency of the relocation as well is unknown, and it purely depends on the client's requirements. There is no National or International Travel involved in this position.
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