Java/ AEM Developer

AEM Developer

Must Have:

- Core Technical Skills: Java and J2EE : Proficiency in Java and Java-based frameworks (e.g., Spring, Hibernate) is essential. Sling Framework : Understanding Apache Sling, which is the web application framework used by AEM to map request URLs to content resources. OSGi Framework : Knowledge of OSGi (Open Services Gateway Initiative) for modular development and managing AEM bundles. JCR (Java Content Repository) : Familiarity with JCR, especially Apache Jackrabbit Oak, which is the repository used by AEM. RESTful APIs : Experience in developing and consuming REST APIs for integrations with third-party systems. HTL (HTML Template Language) : Understanding of HTL (formerly Sightly), the templating language used in AEM.

- AEM-Specific Knowledge: AEM Components Development : Ability to create and customize AEM components, templates, and dialogs. Workflows : Experience in designing and implementing AEM workflows for automating content processes. Dispatcher Configuration : Knowledge of configuring AEM Dispatcher for caching and load balancing. Content Management : Familiarity with AEM content authoring, versioning, and publishing processes. AEM Upgrades and Maintenance : Experience in upgrading AEM versions and maintaining the platform.

- Frontend Integration: While primarily a backend role, some understanding of frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is helpful for integrating backend services with the frontend.

- DevOps and Deployment: Version Control : Proficiency in Git or other version control systems. Build Tools : Familiarity with tools like Maven or Gradle for building AEM projects. CI/CD Pipelines : Experience with Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) tools like Jenkins or Azure DevOps. Cloud Platforms : Knowledge of Adobe Experience Cloud.

- Soft Skills: Collaboration : Ability to work with cross-functional teams, including frontend developers, designers, and content authors. Communication : Clear communication skills to explain technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders. Time Management : Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.