Adobe experience manager (AEM) developer

As an Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Developer at NXT GIG, you will handle a variety of tasks including the development and maintenance of AEM components, templates, and workflows. Collaborating across teams, you'll gather requirements, implement AEM solutions, and connect AEM with third-party services while ensuring optimal performance and quality.

To be a fit for the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Developer role at NXT GIG, you should hold a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field. Additionally, having proven experience as an AEM Developer, alongside strong knowledge of AEM architecture and web technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Java, is essential.

At NXT GIG, collaboration is key for AEM Developers. You will closely work with UX/UI designers, content creators, and product managers to translate client needs into AEM solutions. This teamwork helps ensure that the final digital experiences are both engaging and functional.

An AEM Developer at NXT GIG should be well-versed in Adobe Experience Manager, as well as web technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Java. Familiarity with integrating AEM with RESTful APIs and knowledge of version control systems like Git will also be beneficial.

The work environment for an Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Developer at NXT GIG is dynamic and fast-paced, encouraging innovation and creativity. You will thrive in a collaborative setting where your contributions help shape outstanding digital experiences for clients.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects you’ve worked on using AEM, discussing your role, the challenges faced, and how you overcame them to deliver effective AEM solutions.

A good response will detail key strategies like caching mechanisms, using efficient components, and understanding content delivery networks, which enhance performance and scalability.

Explain your method for collaborating with stakeholders, including how you facilitate discussions, document requirements, and ensure alignment with client needs throughout the project lifecycle.

Provide an overview of AEM's architecture, explaining its core components such as the Authoring, Publishing, and Dispatcher, along with their respective roles in the content management process.

Emphasize your testing strategies, mentioning both manual and automated testing methods you employ, as well as how you address issues that arise during the testing phase.

Discuss specific integrations you've worked on, including the services involved, the challenges faced during integration, and the benefits realized after implementation.

Describe the resources you use, such as attending webinars, following industry blogs, or participating in community forums, and how these practices inform your work and keep you competitive.

Mention your experience with tools like Git, elaborating on how version control aids in team collaboration, code management, and tracking changes over time in AEM projects.

Provide a specific example of a challenge you encountered, the steps you took to come up with a solution, and the end result to demonstrate your problem-solving skills.

This is a great opportunity to express your passion for digital content management, collaboration with creative teams, and the satisfaction of delivering impactful digital experiences.