Source description
About the role
Jot Title: Senior AEM Developer Experience: 6 to 11 years Location: Pan India Key Responsibilities 1. Application Development & Architecture API Delivery: Design and implement high-performance AEM GraphQL queries and schemas for external consumption.Content Modeling: Architect and build structural Content Fragment Models to support multi-channel frontend applications.Backend Customization: Develop custom OSGi bundles, sling models, and backend components using Apache Maven and Java. 2. DevOps & Cloud Automation CI/CD Pipelines: Build and maintain automated pipelines using Adobe Cloud Manager, GitHub Actions, or Jenkins.Infrastructure Management: Manage environment-specific variables and OSGi configurations across Dev, Stage, and Production environments.Observability: Set up log routing, synthetic alerts, and monitoring dashboards using tools like Splunk, Datadog, or New Relic. 3. Caching & Security Operations Edge Performance: Configure CDN and AEM Dispatcher rules to support HTTP GET caching for GraphQL endpoints.Cache Management: Implement efficient Time-To-Live (TTL) frameworks and automated cache invalidation hooks.Access Control: Enforce secure Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) rules and restrict access to core AEM authoring paths. Required Skills: Strong hands-on experience in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) backend development. Develop AEM GraphQL queries/schemas and Content Fragment Models for headless and multi-channel applications. Strong experience with Java, OSGi bundles, Sling Models, Servlets, and Apache Maven. Experience with Adobe Cloud Manager, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, and CI/CD pipelines. Manage OSGi configurations and environment-specific variables across Dev, Stage, and Production. Hands-on experience with AEM Dispatcher, CDN caching, TTL, and cache invalidation. Good knowledge of CORS, AEM security, and access control. Experience with monitoring and observability tools such as Splunk, Datadog, or New Relic. Experience with AEM as a Cloud Service and cloud deployments is preferred. Jot Title: Senior AEM Developer Experience: 6 to 11 years Location: Pan India Key Responsibilities 1. Application Development & Architecture API Delivery: Design and implement high-performance AEM GraphQL queries and schemas for external consumption.Content Modeling: Architect and build structural Content Fragment Models to support multi-channel frontend applications.Backend Customization: Develop custom OSGi bundles, sling models, and backend components using Apache Maven and Java. 2. DevOps & Cloud Automation CI/CD Pipelines: Build and maintain automated pipelines using Adobe Cloud Manager, GitHub Actions, or Jenkins.Infrastructure Management: Manage environment-specific variables and OSGi configurations across Dev, Stage, and Production environments.Observability: Set up log routing, synthetic alerts, and monitoring dashboards using tools like Splunk, Datadog, or New Relic. 3. Caching & Security Operations Edge Performance: Configure CDN and AEM Dispatcher rules to support HTTP GET caching for GraphQL endpoints.Cache Management: Implement efficient Time-To-Live (TTL) frameworks and automated cache invalidation hooks.Access Control: Enforce secure Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) rules and restrict access to core AEM authoring paths. Required Skills: Strong hands-on experience in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) backend development. Develop AEM GraphQL queries/schemas and Content Fragment Models for headless and multi-channel applications. Strong experience with Java, OSGi bundles, Sling Models, Servlets, and Apache Maven. Experience with Adobe Cloud Manager, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, and CI/CD pipelines. Manage OSGi configurations and environment-specific variables across Dev, Stage, and Production. Hands-on experience with AEM Dispatcher, CDN caching, TTL, and cache invalidation. Good knowledge of CORS, AEM security, and access control. Experience with monitoring and observability tools such as Splunk, Datadog, or New Relic. Experience with AEM as a Cloud Service and cloud deployments is preferred.
More at WillWare Technologies