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AEM Developer with strong expertise in
Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and
Java, along with working knowledge of
Experience
4–10 years
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Job description
AEM Developer
Location: Pune
Position: AEM Developer
Experience: 4-10 Years
Employment Type: Full-Time
Job Summary
We are looking for a skilled AEM Developer with strong expertise in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and Java, along with working knowledge of Angular. The candidate will be responsible for designing, developing, and implementing enterprise-scale digital solutions on the Adobe Experience Manager platform while collaborating with frontend teams on Angular-based applications.
Key Responsibilities
Develop and maintain AEM-based websites, portals, and digital applications.
Build reusable AEM components, templates, workflows, and services.
Develop backend functionalities using Java, Sling Models, Servlets, and OSGi frameworks.
Configure and customize AEM Sites, DAM, Content Fragments, and Experience Fragments.
Integrate AEM with external systems and APIs.
Support Angular-based frontend development and AEM SPA integrations.
Collaborate with UI/UX, business, architecture, and QA teams.
Troubleshoot production issues and perform performance optimization.
Participate in code reviews and ensure adherence to coding standards.
Support CI/CD deployments and release management activities.
Mandatory Skills
Adobe Experience Manager (Primary)
AEM 6.5 and/or AEM as a Cloud Service
AEM Sites
Sling Models
HTL (Sightly)
OSGi Framework
Editable Templates
Core Components
Content Fragments & Experience Fragments
AEM DAM
Workflows
JCR Repository
CRX/DE
Java
Java 8/11/17
Servlets
REST APIs
Maven
Spring Boot (preferred)
JSON/XML Processing
Angular
Angular 10+ / Angular 12+
TypeScript
HTML5
CSS3 / SCSS
JavaScript
Angular Material (good to have)
Tools & Technologies
Git
Jenkins / Azure DevOps
SonarQube
JIRA
Postman
Docker (good to have)
Required Experience
4+ years of overall software development experience.
3+ years of hands-on AEM development experience.
Strong Java development background.
Experience integrating Angular applications with backend services.
Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments.
Preferred Skills
AEM SPA Editor
AEM Headless CMS
GraphQL
Adobe Experience Cloud ecosystem
BFSI domain experience
AEM Cloud Service migration projects
Key skills
Preferred
AngularAzure DevOpsCSSGitGraphQL API DevelopmentHTMLJIRAJSONJavaJavaScriptJenkinsPostmanSonarQubeTypeScriptXML
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