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Job Summary We are seeking a skilled AEM DevOps / Release Engineer who will be responsible for managing code deployments, release processes, and platform-level configurations across Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) environments. The role requires strong expertise in CI/CD tools, AEM platform operations, and cloud infrastructure (AWS). Key Responsibilities Code Deployment & Release Management - Manage end-to-end release cycles, including deployment planning and execution. - Automate and monitor build pipelines using Jenkins and Bitbucket. - Implement and maintain branching/merging strategies for stable releases. AEM Platform Management - Configure and support AEM environments (Author, Publish, Dispatcher). - Setup and maintain OOTB AEM workflows and provide support for custom workflows. - Perform dispatcher rule changes and coordinate DNS updates during deployments. - Integrate and troubleshoot Adobe Analytics and Adobe Target within AEM. - Ensure secure access via IP whitelisting and related configurations. Cloud & Infrastructure (AWS) - Work with AWS to configure infrastructure components as needed. - Provision and manage new databases for applications. - Setup and maintain Lambda functions to support AEM and business integrations. Operational Support - Monitor application health and troubleshoot deployment issues. - Collaborate with developers, QA, and business stakeholders to ensure smooth release cycles. - Document deployment procedures, workflows, and configurations. Required Skills & Experience - Hands-on experience with CI/CD tools (Jenkins, Bitbucket, Git). - Strong knowledge of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) platform and dispatcher configurations. - Experience with Adobe Analytics and Adobe Target integrations. - Familiarity with release management processes in enterprise environments. - Positive understanding of IP whitelisting, DNS updates, and network-level configurations. - Experience with AWS services - databases (RDS/DynamoDB), Lambda functions, networking. - Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. - Ability to work in cross-functional teams (Dev, QA, Infra, Business). Nice to Have - Knowledge of AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS). - Exposure to automation scripting (Python, Shell, or Groovy). - Experience in monitoring tools (CloudWatch, New Relic, Datadog). Disclaimer: This job posting has been aggregated from external source. Role details, content, and availability are subject to change. Applicants are advised to confirm the latest information directly on the company website before applying. .
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