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We're Hiring: Senior AEM Backend & Edge Delivery Services (EDS) Developer Are you an experienced Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) professional with expertise in AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS) and Adobe Edge Delivery Services (EDS) If you're passionate about building high-performance digital experience platforms and have delivered production-grade EDS implementations, we'd love to hear from you! Location: Remote Employment Type: Permanent (Full-Time) CTC: 2528 LPA Experience: 8+ Years Notice Period: Below 30 Days Preferred Interview Process: Virtual Key Skills Required Adobe Experience Manager (AEM 6.5 & AEMaaCS) Adobe Edge Delivery Services (EDS) / Franklin / Helix Java 8+, OSGi, Apache Sling, JCR/Oak HTL (Sightly), Sling Models, Core Components AEM Cloud Manager & Cloud Service Migrations Headless AEM (Content Fragments & GraphQL APIs) Akamai CDN, EdgeWorkers & Property Manager GitHub Actions / Jenkins / CI/CD Pipelines Docker, JUnit 5, Mockito, AEM Mocks What You'll Do Build and enhance enterprise-grade AEM backend solutions. Lead AEMaaCS to Adobe EDS migration projects. Deliver and optimise production-ready EDS websites. Design scalable architectures with Akamai CDN integration. Improve Core Web Vitals and overall website performance. Mentor development teams and drive engineering best practices. Nice to Have Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) Sites/Backend Developer React / Next.js integration experience Adobe Launch & Target knowledge Open-source AEM/EDS contributions Interested Share your updated resume kaksha.l@systembender.com .
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